Thomas D'Silva
Staff Software Engineer, Apple
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Thomas D'Silva is a Staff Software Engineer at Apple, where he leads a team building a gateway that gives AI agents secure, governed access to MCP servers and models. Previously, Thomas spent over a decade building distributed data platforms and query engines at Salesforce and Twilio. Thomas focuses on making production infrastructure secure and scalable.
Securing Multi-Server MCP Access at Scale: Production Learnings from Enterprise Deployment
Organizations are strategically empowering autonomous agents with tool access, but face a critical challenge: how do you securely aggregate multiple existing MCP servers while also exposing large-scale REST APIs as MCP-compatible endpoints—all without massive redeployment efforts?
This session demonstrates how a multi-tenant gateway architecture enables both native MCP server multiplexing and secure "MCPfication" of legacy endpoints while enforcing enterprise-grade access controls.
What You'll Learn:
This talk shares production-proven patterns for running MCP infrastructure at enterprise scale that you can apply to your own deployments. We'll cover architectural decisions, security patterns, and operational challenges that aren't addressed in standard MCP implementations—filling critical gaps in the ecosystem's knowledge base around multi-tenancy, governance, and scale.
This work is for MCP Agent connectivity for Apple's internal data platform infrastructure.
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