Cylera MCP Server
Cylera device inventory, threat, and risk data for AI-powered management.
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Overview
The Cylera MCP Server integrates data from the Cylera Partner API directly into your LLM-based tools. It provides contextual access to information regarding your device inventory, current threat levels, risk assessments, and system utilization metrics. This server is designed to assist security and device management teams by surfacing actionable insights within their AI workflow. It requires configuration to bridge your environment with the Cylera platform's reporting capabilities.
Our verdict
This server carries a high risk level with a security score of 35/100. It is a community-maintained project rather than an official vendor release, and critical aspects such as authentication methods and read-only mode support remain unreviewed. Due to these factors, users should exercise significant caution and perform an internal security audit before deployment in any sensitive environment.
- Zero direct dependencies reduce potential supply-chain vulnerability surface
- Active development status with recent commits within 48 hours
- Documented installation and testing procedures provided in the README
- Open-source implementation released under the MIT license
- Community-maintained with no official backing from the vendor
- Lacks external editorial or security review of its codebase
- Minimal community adoption indicated by current star count
Tools
| Tool | Description | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| get_current_organization | Get current organization - Returns the name of the organization associated with the authenticated credentials. | low |
| get_available_organizations | Get available organizations - Returns the list of organizations available to switch into. | low |
| switch_organization | Switch organization - Switches context to a different organization. | medium |
| reset_organization | Reset organization - Resets back to the home organization. | medium |
| get_single_device | Get single device - This endpoint returns details about a single IoT device based on mac address. | low |
| get_many_devices | Get many devices - This endpoint returns details about the devices that match the provided search criteria. | low |
| get_procedures | Get procedures - Returns procedure information with optional filtering by procedure name, accession number, device UUID, and completion date. | low |
| get_attributes_for_device | Get attributes for device - This endpoint returns the attributes for a single IoT device based on mac address. | low |
| get_subnets | Get subnets - Returns subnet information with optional filtering by CIDR range, description, and VLAN. | low |
| get_mitigations | Get mitigations - Returns mitigation information for a specific vulnerability. | low |
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf | ||||
| ChatGPT |
Frequently asked questions
›What kind of operations does this MCP server support?
This server only supports read-only operations using GET requests to minimize risks like data vandalism or unauthorized manipulation.
›What data can I access through the Cylera MCP server?
The server provides access to device inventory, threats, risks, and utilization data sourced from the Cylera Partner API.
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