Wazuh-MCP-Server and mcp-armor
One tool secures and monitors Model Context Protocol operations, while the other provides an AI-powered security operations layer for Wazuh SIEM that uses MCP-compatible clients, indicating they are complements.
About Wazuh-MCP-Server
gensecaihq/Wazuh-MCP-Server
AI-powered security operations for Wazuh SIEM—use any MCP-compatible client to ask security questions in plain English. Faster threat detection, incident triage, and compliance checks with real-time monitoring and anomaly spotting. Production-ready MCP server for conversational SOC workflows.
This project helps security operations teams manage their Wazuh SIEM more efficiently. It allows security analysts to ask plain English questions about alerts, threats, and vulnerabilities, and receive actionable responses. By connecting to any AI assistant, security teams can investigate security events, hunt for threats, and perform incident response actions using natural language.
About mcp-armor
aira-security/mcp-armor
MCP Armor continuously secures and monitors Model Context Protocol operations through static and dynamic scans, revealing hidden risks in agent-to-tool communications.
This tool helps AI operations teams and security engineers automatically find and fix security vulnerabilities in their agent-to-tool communications. It takes existing Model Context Protocol (MCP) server configurations from popular Agentic IDEs and analyzes them for risks like prompt injection or unauthorized tool usage. The output is a comprehensive report detailing security findings and an audit trail for compliance.
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