jupiterone-mcp-server

The server uses `dotenv` to load environment variables for sensitive credentials (API key, account ID, OAuth token), preventing hardcoding. Input validation is performed using `zod` schemas for tool parameters, reducing risks of malformed input. Interactions with the JupiterOne API are via `graphql-request` and `fetch` for deferred queries, which are standard and generally secure, assuming the JupiterOne API itself is trusted. Query validation is implemented for J1QL, which adds a layer of defense against invalid or potentially harmful queries, although it focuses on syntax rather than direct injection into the underlying database (J1QL is not SQL). There are no obvious uses of `eval`, direct command injection points, or unnecessary network access. The `package.json` does not contain unusual or unsafe scripts. The primary security considerations revolve around proper configuration of JupiterOne API credentials.