Security Command Center MCP server
RemoteNeeds an API key
Google's hosted MCP server for Security Command Center, served on an investigation path of Google's endpoint.
What it does
Google's hosted MCP server for Security Command Center, served on an investigation path of Google's endpoint. Once enabled with authentication in place, an assistant can pull security findings, group them, read the finding sources and list attack paths, which helps an agent investigate risks across a Google Cloud environment. The tool names come from the reference page; the descriptions there were not readable in full, so what each tool returns is inferred from its name. A separate management server covers Security Command Center services.
Capabilities
- List and group security findings
- List and get finding sources
- List attack paths
Read from the project's code; not stated in its documentation. source
Details
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Type | MCP server | |
| Tool | Google Cloud | |
| Publisher | source | |
| Official status | Officiallisted on Google's own supported-products page for Google and Google Cloud MCP servers | source |
| Status | Preview | source |
| Connection | Remote (hosted, you connect over the internet) | source |
| Can change data | Not stated in its documentation | source |
| Needs an API key or sign-in | Yes | source |
| Platforms | Not stated in its documentation | |
| AI clients | Not stated in its documentation | |
| Licence | Not stated in its documentation | |
| Pricing | Not stated in its documentation | |
| Activity | No commit dataDownload data not available (not on npm or PyPI) | |
| Links | Website |