Security
Authentication, authorization, identity, and deployment guidance for securing Jupyter MCP Server.
Authentication
Jupyter MCP Server is designed to integrate with your existing Jupyter deployment's security infrastructure. This guide covers authentication methods, token management, and best practices for secure deployments.
OAuth 2.1
Jupyter MCP Server can participate in an OAuth 2.1 deployment as an MCP
Network
Network Security
Identity
The built-in authentication described in Authentication covers
Multi Users
Jupyter MCP Server can be deployed in multi-user environments where multiple people access Jupyter notebooks concurrently. This guide explains the architecture patterns, deployment options, and best practices for multi-user scenarios.
Checklist
Use this checklist to ensure your deployment follows security best practices:
Report
If you discover a security vulnerability in Jupyter MCP Server:
Resources
References for securing Jupyter MCP Server and its Jupyter dependencies: