Huntress Launches Read-Only MCP Server for Querying Security Data Through AI Assistants
Summary
Huntress introduced a read-only MCP server that lets compatible AI assistants query account data, including incident reports, agents, escalations, and remediations, using natural-language questions.
Key points
- The MCP server connects Huntress account data to compatible AI clients such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and ChatGPT.
- It provides read-only access to agents, organizations, incident reports, signals, escalations, remediations, invoices, reports, and external recon.
- Users can ask natural-language questions to summarize incident activity, check escalations, review agent counts, or examine billing data.
- Setup requires Huntress API credentials; OAuth is recommended, and Base64-encoded credentials are also supported.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Huntress announced the Huntress MCP Server, a read-only integration that lets compatible AI assistants query Huntress account data.
- Impact
- Customers and partners can use natural-language queries to retrieve account information such as agents, organizations, incident reports, escalations, remediations, invoices, and reports. The server is read-only and cannot change account data. Setup supports OAuth or Base64-encoded Huntress API credentials.
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