SECURITM Launches MCP Server for External AI Access to Security Data
SECURITM has launched an MCP server that allows external AI assistants to query its platform data on assets, risks, tasks, and metrics without manual export.
The company states this is the first MCP server implemented by a Russian SGRC or SOAR vendor. MCP is an open protocol designed to connect AI models to external tools and data sources.
Users can now ask questions such as which critical assets lack owners, which tasks are overdue, or how key indicators changed over the past month. The AI can return tables, executive summaries, or draft work plans, and follow-up queries can refine results by grouping overdue items by assignee.
Supported assistants include GigaChat, Yandex solutions, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and local models with MCP integration. Configuration depends on the chosen tool.
The server operates in read-only mode, preventing any modification of risks or closure of tasks. Connections use separate MCP tokens and can be restricted by IP address.
The capability extends the platform’s existing built-in AI assistant and is available in paid cloud and on-premise versions of SECURITM.
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