Securing the MCP Boundary: Coding Agent Governance for Financial Institutions

Coding agents are already writing production code inside financial institutions, and no U.S. supervisory framework speaks directly to them. SR 26-2 places generative and agentic AI outside its scope, leaving each institution's own governance program to set the standard it will be examined against.

This guide translates that open mandate into a practical framework for risk, compliance, and AI governance leaders: policy enforced at the IDE, CLI, and MCP boundary where coding agents connect to tools, data, and enterprise systems.

Download the guide to learn how to:

• Close the Governance Gap: Stand up a coding agent governance program before an examiner or internal audit asks for one.
• Enforce, Don't Just Observe: Stop secrets, PII, and PCI exposure inline at the MCP boundary with allow, block, and redact decisions, before data leaves your network.
• Prove Control: Generate continuous audit evidence, plus the fleet-wide view of cost, adoption, and risk your leadership team will ask for.