Intruder
Learn how you can execute tasks and gather insights from Intruder with our new MCP server + Claude AI.
What is Intruder's MCP Server?
Intruder's MCP Server is a new integration designed to enhance exposure management by connecting the Intruder security platform with large language models like Claude AI. It allows users to interact with Intruder's capabilities using natural language, enabling them to execute tasks and gather insights more efficiently.
How it works
While specific technical details on installation and configuration are not provided on this page, the MCP server facilitates a programmatic interface for AI models to leverage Intruder's functionalities. This integration aims to streamline security operations, making it easier to manage and respond to security exposures.
Purpose
The primary purpose is to empower security teams to 'Say It, Secure It' by automating and simplifying the process of querying and controlling the Intruder platform through AI, thereby improving the speed and effectiveness of attack surface and vulnerability management.
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