RAD Security MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  List and analyze security findings, vulnerabilities (CVEs), and image SBOMs programmatically for remediation workflows.

• 2

  Inventory clusters, containers, identities, and cloud resources to build asset maps and compliance reports.

• 3

  Runtime and network telemetry (process trees, baselines, HTTP requests, connections) to enrich incident investigation and behavioral analysis.

Description

This server implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) to expose Rad Security data and analysis (clusters, containers, findings, runtime behavior, network activity, identities, cloud resources, images, SBOMs, Kubernetes objects, threat vectors and CVEs). It can run as an npm package or Docker container and supports streamable HTTP (with legacy SSE support) for transport. Many features require Rad Security account credentials, while a small subset of CVE and policy listing operations are available without authentication. It is intended to let agents query and analyze security posture and runtime telemetry programmatically.

Capabilities(66 total)