As artificial intelligence agents become more autonomous, they are increasingly connecting to a broad array of third-party tools and services through Model Context Protocol servers. This interconnectedness is creating intricate networks of relationships between agents, making it difficult for security teams to track potential vulnerabilities. The phenomenon known as 'agent sprawl,' where autonomous agents are widely deployed without centralized management, is further complicating efforts to secure enterprise environments. As a result, organizations face heightened risks, as a single compromised agent could have far-reaching consequences.