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Agentic systems with tool calls, MCP servers, and dynamic context don’t fit the static system boundary model RMF was built for. Here is how to draw a defensible boundary in 2026.
The Model Context Protocol went from niche spec to ubiquitous integration layer in eighteen months. The threat model did not keep pace. A look at what is actually exposed, and how it maps to NIST SP 800-53.
