Recordedfuture Recorded Future Launches MCP for Enhanced AI Security Operations
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- •Recorded Future's MCP connects AI agents to trusted intelligence for better decision-making.
- •The protocol includes access to over 80 intelligence tools, enhancing operational capabilities.
- •Agents can now write to Watch Lists and author notes, streamlining threat response processes.
Recorded Future has launched the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed to connect AI agents with Recorded Future intelligence, enabling faster and more reliable decision-making for security teams. The MCP addresses the growing use of AI by threat actors for automating reconnaissance and executing complex attacks with minimal human intervention. It provides agents with direct, standardized access to over 80 intelligence tools, including threat actor profiles and malware data. This integration allows agents to not only retrieve intelligence but also write to Watch Lists and author notes on threat actors, enhancing operational efficiency. The MCP aims to reduce uncertainty and delays in security responses by leveraging trusted intelligence directly within agentic layers. This launch is part of a broader trend where security teams are increasingly relying on AI-driven solutions to combat sophisticated cyber threats.
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