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Everything in CloudSEK, from alerts and incidents to Global Threat Intelligence, becomes something your team can just ask for in the AI client they already use.

Credential leaks, phishing, exposed assets
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Priority, status, owners, audit trail
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Actors, CVEs, IOCs, curated feeds

Claude, Cursor, Kiro, Gemini, and any MCP client, connected to live CloudSEK data.
No new console, no new seats, no rip-and-replace. Your analysts get CloudSEK where they already work, and you get a shorter path from signal to action.
The assistants your teams already pay for become security-aware. Nothing new to procure, deploy, or train the SOC on.
Analysts triage, enrich, and attribute inside the tool they're in. Fewer tabs, fewer handoffs, a shorter path from alert to action.
Answers come from live CloudSEK signal, not model guesses, scoped to each analyst's access and attributable in your audit trail.
Point an approved AI client at the CloudSEK endpoint, pass your API token, and ask. Nothing to deploy, no console to stand up.
Add the CloudSEK endpoint to your AI client's MCP config. One block of JSON.
Pass your API token and Org ID. The agent gets exactly your access, nothing more.
Query in plain language. CloudSEK returns live data the model can reason with.
Threat data is sensitive. The server earns the yes on the three things that matter.
Bound to the token and Org ID you pass. The agent sees your access, not a row more.
Tokens are read per request, never written to disk, and redacted from every log.
Each analyst connects with their own token, so every query attributes to a person.
Everything you need to know about the product and billing.
A hosted endpoint that connects any AI client speaking the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to CloudSEK. Your assistant can query your live platform data (alerts, incidents, triage briefs, audit trails) and CloudSEK's Global Threat Intelligence on actors, feeds, CVEs, and IOCs, all in natural language.
Any MCP-compatible client. Setup is documented for Claude Desktop (recommended), Claude Code, Cursor, Kiro, Gemini CLI, OpenAI Codex CLI, and Amazon Q. The Claude.ai web app isn't supported yet; use Claude Desktop for now, with web support on the roadmap.
Yes, by design. Access is scoped to the API token and Org ID you pass, so the agent only sees what you're entitled to. The server is stateless: credentials are read per request, never stored, and redacted from logs. And each analyst uses their own token, so activity attributes correctly and access revokes independently.
AIVigil discovers and secures your exposed AI attack surface, including risky third-party MCP servers. The CloudSEK MCP Server goes the other way: it brings CloudSEK's own intelligence into your AI tools. One defends your AI footprint; the other puts CloudSEK in your workflow.


See a live triage-to-attribution loop on your own data. Your SOC connects in minutes.