Cybersecurity MCP — CVEs, CISA KEV & SSL for AI Agents
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Cybersecurity MCP — CVEs, CISA KEV & SSL for AI Agents
MCP server exposing CVE search, CISA KEV, dependency advisories and SSL checks as agent tools. Connect Claude, Cursor, n8n or the OpenAI Agents SDK.
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Cybersecurity MCP
A Model Context Protocol server that gives AI agents security data — CVEs, CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities, dependency advisories and domain/SSL posture — as callable tools. For security-research and monitoring agents.
🛠 Tools (6)
cisa_kev— CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.dependency_advisories— Dependency security advisories.domain_security_posture— Security-posture check for a domain.extension_security— Browser-extension security check.search_cves— Search CVE records.ssl_check— SSL/TLS certificate check.
🔌 Connect (Claude Desktop / Cursor / n8n / OpenAI Agents SDK)
Add this MCP server to your client config:
{"mcpServers": {"cybersecurity": {"url": "https://nexgendata--cybersecurity-mcp-server.apify.actor/mcp"}}}
Sample agent prompt:
Check a domain's CVEs against the CISA KEV list and review its SSL posture.
Pricing: $0.04 per tool call (Pay-Per-Event). Runs in Standby mode.
Cybersecurity MCP Server — Vulnerability & Security Intelligence for AI Agents
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI agents — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible client — a single connection to a full vulnerability and security-intelligence toolkit for DevSecOps, threat intel, and security operations.
Instead of wiring up eight separate actors, point your agent at one MCP endpoint and it gains live tools for CVEs, actively-exploited vulnerabilities, dependency advisories, DNS, TLS/SSL, domain security posture, and Chrome-extension risk analysis.
This is an MCP server, not a scraper. Running it directly only prints connection instructions. Connect from an MCP client to use the tools.
🔌 Connect
Streamable HTTP endpoint:
https://nexgendata--cybersecurity-mcp-server.apify.actor/mcp
Claude Desktop / Cursor / Windsurf (mcp config):
{"mcpServers": {"cybersecurity": {"url": "https://nexgendata--cybersecurity-mcp-server.apify.actor/mcp","headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN" }}}}
🛡️ Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
search_cves | Search recent CVE records by keyword (vendor/product/tech) — IDs, descriptions, CVSS severity, dates |
cisa_kev | Query CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog + EPSS exploit-probability scores and due dates |
dependency_advisories | Known security advisories (CVE/GHSA) for npm / PyPI / other package dependencies |
dns_lookup | Bulk DNS records — A/AAAA, MX, NS, TXT (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), CNAME, SOA |
dns_propagation | Check DNS propagation across global resolvers (cutover / migration verification) |
ssl_check | TLS/SSL certificate inspection — issuer, validity, expiry, chain, protocol |
domain_security_posture | Composite domain security score — email auth, DNSSEC, TLS, security headers |
extension_security | Chrome-extension risk analysis — permissions, host access, risk scoring (CRXcavator-style) |
🎯 Use Cases
- Vulnerability triage — an agent pulls new CVEs for your stack, cross-checks CISA KEV for active exploitation, and flags what to patch first.
- Dependency / supply-chain risk — feed a
package.jsonorrequirements.txtand get advisories per dependency. - Attack-surface & domain hygiene — DNS records, SSL expiry, and a security-posture score for any domain portfolio.
- Browser-extension governance — score the Chrome extensions your org allows for permission risk.
- Continuous monitoring — agents call these tools on a schedule and alert on changes.
🧪 Example agent prompts
- "Are there any critical CVEs for Fortinet in the last week? Check CISA KEV too."
- "Audit lodash and django for known advisories."
- "What's the SSL expiry and security posture for github.com?"
⚙️ How it works
Each MCP tool proxies to a dedicated, production-tested NexGenData security actor via the Apify API and returns the resulting dataset items as structured content. No re-implementation of scraping — the server orchestrates eight existing actors behind one MCP surface.
🔗 Related NexGenData Actors
- CVE Vulnerability Monitor
- CISA KEV Vulnerability Intelligence
- SSL Certificate Checker
- Domain Security Posture Checker
- Chrome Extension Security Analyzer
🏢 About NexGenData
NexGenData publishes a broad fleet of public-data actors and MCP servers for analysts, developers, and security teams. Full catalog: apify.com/nexgendata.