Your AI agents call APIs at machine speed with zero governance. Statio is the security layer that was missing.
Every AI agent in your stack has API keys scattered across config files. There's no audit trail for what your agents are doing, no access policies controlling which APIs they can call, and no way to rotate credentials without breaking everything. When — not if — a key leaks, you have no idea what it accessed.
Statio sits between your AI agents and your APIs. Every credential is vaulted — agents never see raw API keys. Every call is logged with full audit trails. Access policies define exactly which agents can call which APIs with what permissions. One STATIO_TOKEN replaces dozens of scattered keys.
Building MCP security yourself means months of work on auth, vaulting, logging, and multi-tenancy. Statio does it in one integration.
MCP alone has no security model. Statio adds the governance layer — credentials, policies, and audit trails.
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