An MCP security gateway inspects traffic at a proxy; an execution authority binds permission to the proposed action and records signed evidence.
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| Dimension | Decionis | Lasso MCP security gateway |
|---|---|---|
| Control boundary | One exact action, with authority re-evaluated immediately before commit. | Lasso's open-source MCP gateway announcement describes a security layer between agents and MCP servers, with inspection and policy enforcement. |
| Evidence | Signed Decision Dossier; verify the covered artifacts with the appropriate public keys, without an account. | That announcement does not describe a per-decision artifact with offline public-key verification. It is not an inventory of every capability in Lasso's current portfolio. |
| Deployment responsibility | The integrating host must isolate credentials, prevent bypass and enforce the decision. | Evaluate the chosen deployment and its enforcement boundary; a product category is not evidence of a specific installation. |
| Procurement posture | SOC 2 in progress. These pages address engineering and architecture, not certification equivalence. | Obtain current assurance documents and check the service and deployment they cover. |
Decionis contract: enforce-and-bind, claim-before-commit and finalize. Signature validity is separate from execution eligibility and downstream effect confirmation.
A gateway can inspect a call before an execution authority evaluates it. Confirm the integration; neither a proxy nor a signed record alone establishes complete deployment security.
Check the evidence
This preloaded dossier has real Ed25519 signatures over synthetic data from the public Agent-Safe corpus. Its test key is deliberately public. It demonstrates verification and tamper detection; it is not customer evidence, a production signature, or permission to execute.
Ready to check locally
npx -y @decionis/verify --file OwnedExecutionBound.json --jwks Jwks.json
After the page or files load, the signature checks need no network. Installing the CLI may require a connection. Valid signatures establish integrity relative to the selected key, not whether the original facts were true.
A capability not described in the cited public material may still exist. This is a technical comparison of documented controls, not a claim of exhaustive vendor testing.