World Congress 2026 Europe - Virtual Stage Jul 2, 2026 Session details

Plan to link your LLM to your production database? What could possibly go wrong?

Calvin Seward

What stops a prompt injection from tricking your LLM into dropping production tables? Learn to safely proxy database interactions using a secure Model Context Protocol server.

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#1 about 5 min

Standardizing modern database interactions through user interfaces

Traditional search filters create frustrating user experiences when querying complex databases.

#2 about 2 min

Revolutionizing database search queries with language models

Integrating relational data with artificial intelligence enables intuitive and precise natural language searches.

#3 about 4 min

Enabling direct language model interaction with database structures

Defining JSON schemas as tools allows models to autonomously formulate and execute database read queries.

#4 about 8 min

Exposing critical vulnerabilities in direct language model database access

Allowing unregulated artificial intelligence querying creates massive security risks including prompt injection and unchecked table deletion.

#5 about 5 min

Implementing model context protocol for secure database communication

Whitelisting specific queries inside a model context protocol server eliminates arbitrary execution and safely enables write access.

#6 about 3 min

Executing verified database write operations with dynamic queries

Coordinating specific parameter extraction through verified tools securely handles complex database inserts.

#7 about 5 min

Optimizing server architecture for scalable large language model operations

Implementing query caching, targeted tool clusters, and pagination reduces token consumption while ensuring reliable data responses.

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