One-Liner
Security service helping enterprises identify and remediate vulnerabilities in their MCP server integrations — killed because MCP servers are npm/pip packages already scanned by Snyk, Endor Labs, and Wiz
AI Thinking Process
36.7% of 7,000+ MCP servers vulnerable to SSRF. CVE-2026-27825 (CVSS 9.1). Enterprise security engineer has no visibility into which MCP servers developers installed, runs manual npm audit, discovers vulnerable servers only after Dependabot alert.
Endor Labs, Snyk, Wiz already extending software supply chain security to MCP servers. Endor Labs blog explicitly addresses 'Classic Vulnerabilities Meet AI Infrastructure: Why MCP Needs AppSec.'
KILLED — Feature gravity well. MCP server scanning is a feature of existing AppSec platforms. MCP servers are npm/pip packages. One sprint for Snyk. G007 confirmed.
Kill Reason
MCP servers are distributed as npm/pip packages, which existing application security platforms (Snyk, Endor Labs, Wiz) already scan. Adding MCP server scanning is a one-sprint feature extension for them, not a new product category.
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