Connector security starts before the first prompt
Identify the access controls to review before enabling an AI connector.
Hook The risky moment is not when the assistant answers. It is when a broad connector is approved without a clear access story. Teach Connector security is access design. Before anyone asks the first prompt, decide who can connect, what the connector can read, what it can change, how consent is shown, how actions are logged, and how access is revoked. MCP security guidance highlights concrete risks such as confused deputy problems, token misuse, over-broad scopes, session issues, and local server compromise. For non-specialists, the practical version is a checklist. First, scope: does this connector need all files or only…
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