NEWARK, DE — SOCRadar has announced the launch of its new MCP Server, a breakthrough designed to integrate AI language models directly with its threat intelligence platform. The move aims to empower cybersecurity teams with faster, more contextual, and automated responses to evolving threats.
The MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server acts as a secure, standardized interface allowing AI assistants to tap into SOCRadar’s extensive threat intelligence data, interact with databases and APIs, and execute actions in real time — all without compromising security boundaries.
As organizations increasingly adopt AI-driven approaches in Security Operations Centers (SOCs), the need for seamless, secure access to critical security data has grown. With the MCP Server, security professionals can now issue natural language commands to AI agents, enabling tasks such as automated threat hunting, direct querying of live threat feeds, and dynamic report generation without switching between multiple platforms.
“Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said it best: ‘Human language is the new UI layer.’ That’s exactly why we launched our MCP server,” said Huzeyfe Onal, CEO of SOCRadar. “We believe the future of cybersecurity lies in seamless human–AI collaboration. Security threats are evolving too fast for traditional, manual processes to keep up. By allowing AI assistants to access our threat intelligence in real time through natural language, we’re giving security teams the ability to respond faster, with more context, and far less friction.”
The MCP Server transforms how cybersecurity teams interact with threat intelligence. Instead of navigating complex user interfaces, analysts can now simply ask questions or request actions, such as: “Show me my critical assets exposed to the latest Citrix vulnerability” or “Give me the top CVEs affecting my attack surface today.” The server interprets the request, runs the necessary queries, and delivers concise, actionable results without additional clicks or guesswork.
For leadership and analysts needing tailored insights, the MCP Server can produce instant, detailed reports on demand — for example: “Create a report on threat actors targeting energy companies in the US over the past week.” The server dynamically builds these reports in seconds, eliminating the need for pre-configured templates.
Designed to integrate with existing AI-driven SOC platforms and internal AI agents, the MCP Server enables advanced capabilities such as enriching indicators of compromise (IOCs), pulling CVE intelligence, automating response actions, and triggering custom playbooks.
By bridging the gap between human analysts and AI systems, SOCRadar’s MCP Server positions itself as a pivotal tool in the future of cybersecurity — reducing operational friction while enhancing speed, accuracy, and adaptability in defending against modern threats.
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