SOCRadar has launched the MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server, designed to enhance the integration of AI into threat intelligence operations, enabling security teams to obtain faster answers without managing multiple dashboards.

This innovative server allows analysts to interact with cybersecurity tools using natural language, simplifying the process of querying complex data.

Functioning as a secure interface between AI models and SOCRadar's threat intelligence platform, the MCP Server enables real-time intelligence queries in plain language.

The platform boasts essential features like OAuth 2.0 authentication, detailed logging, and compliance measures, ensuring secure and efficient operations.

Key functionalities of the MCP Server include incident management, cyber threat intelligence, vulnerability tracking, and ransomware monitoring, all aimed at improving operational efficiency.

With 24/7 support and a commitment to continuous improvement, the MCP Server is positioned as a critical tool for modern cybersecurity operations.

Security professionals can generate dynamic reports on demand, such as daily threat updates or profiles of threat actors, eliminating the need for static templates.

The MCP Server integrates with various platforms, including Cortex XSOAR and Microsoft Copilot for Security, using persistent websocket streams for real-time decision-making.

Currently, SOCRadar serves over 800 clients across 70 countries, leveraging AI and machine learning for effective threat management.

This initiative responds to the growing adoption of AI agents in cybersecurity workflows for threat analysis and incident response.

CEO Huzeyfe Onal emphasized that the MCP Server aims to facilitate seamless human-AI collaboration to keep pace with evolving security threats.

Built on a zero-trust foundation, the MCP Server utilizes tokenized access controls for AI agent interactions, ensuring that only authorized agents can access specific intelligence.