A LinkedIn post from Astrix Security highlights a paid, hands-on workshop focused on securing deployments of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which it describes as increasingly central to how AI agents connect to tools and services. The session, led by the firm’s field CTO, is positioned as practical training on identifying MCP risk points, vaulting credentials, and using an open-source MCP Secret Wrapper, with limited seats and a small incentive voucher.
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The post also links the workshop to a broader certification track, describing it as a required component for earning the Certified Agentic Security Professional credential via the AI Agent Security Academy. This suggests Astrix is investing in building an educational and certification ecosystem around AI agent and machine identity security, which could support future demand generation, deepen engagement with security and engineering professionals, and reinforce its positioning in the emerging AI infrastructure security segment.
For investors, the emphasis on MCP security training and a formalized academy may indicate a strategy to become a reference vendor for securing AI agents and machine-to-machine access at scale. While the post does not disclose revenue terms or attendee volumes, initiatives of this type can help establish thought leadership, widen the top of the sales funnel, and create potential upsell opportunities for Astrix’s core security offerings as MCP adoption broadens across enterprises.