mcp-security

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MCP servers for accessing Google's security products and threat intelligence.

Overview

mcp-security Introduction

mcp-security is a repository containing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that allow clients to access Google's security products and services, including threat detection, security orchestration, threat intelligence, and cloud security management.

How to Use

To use mcp-security, set up Google authentication by configuring Application Default Credentials (ADC) or using the GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable. Then, connect it with supported clients like Claude Desktop or Cline.

Key Features

Key features include separate MCP servers for Google Security Operations (Chronicle), SOAR, Threat Intelligence (GTI), and Security Command Center (SCC), providing flexibility in deployment and usage.

Where to Use

mcp-security can be used in various fields such as cybersecurity, threat intelligence, cloud security management, and security automation, making it suitable for organizations needing robust security solutions.

Use Cases

Use cases include threat detection and investigation using Chronicle, automating security responses with SOAR, accessing threat intelligence data through GTI, and managing cloud security risks with SCC.

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