MCP servers are multiplying fast, and most of them are one misconfigured endpoint away from disaster. A February 2026 report catalogued over 8,000 exposed MCP instances across IDEs, internal tools, and cloud services. The cause isn’t a protocol flaw — it’s that teams are hand-rolling auth, rate limiting, and auditing for each new agent tool, because they assume MCP requires new server infrastructure. Google’s answer: it doesn’t. Apigee, Google’s API management platform, now converts any existing REST API into a governed MCP tool automatically, with token-aware rate limiting included. How Apigee Turns Your API into an MCP Tool The mechanism […]
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