Risken MCP Server
RISKEN security API access for automated alert monitoring and finding management.
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Overview
The RISKEN MCP Server allows AI assistants to interact directly with the RISKEN security platform. It provides specialized capabilities for checking active alerts, analyzing security findings, and retrieving remediation guidance for identified threats.
Our verdict
This server carries a high risk level with a security score of 29/100, primarily due to the lack of an editorial review and the fact that it is community-maintained rather than official. It has not seen a code update in over 200 days, increasing the risk of unpatched vulnerabilities. Users should exercise caution and only deploy this if they can verify the source code and manage the associated security access tokens responsibly.
- Zero direct dependencies minimize the software supply chain surface.
- Native support for both local stdio and remote HTTP execution.
- Comprehensive documentation covering containerized deployment and Cloud Run setups.
- Includes features for archiving resolved findings and managing alerts.
- The repository has not received commits in 231 days.
- Official security audit and editorial review are currently absent.
- Authentication methods for the integration remain unverified.
- Dependency on community-maintained code poses long-term maintenance risks.
Tools
| Tool | Description | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| get_context | Get the current authentication context. | low |
| search_finding | Search RISKEN findings. | low |
| archive_finding | Archive RISKEN finding. | medium |
| search_alert | Search RISKEN alert. | low |
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | ||||
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf |
Frequently asked questions
›What are the core prerequisites for running the RISKEN MCP server?
You need a valid RISKEN Access Token and Docker installed and running on your system.
›Can I run this server remotely?
Yes, you can deploy it on Google Cloud Run using the provided Terraform examples. Note that you must use a proxy like mcp-remote for remote connections as most MCP clients currently require stdio.
›Does the server support secure authentication via external providers?
Yes, it supports OAuth2.1 using a Third-Party Authorization Flow. This requires configuring specific environment variables like MCP_SERVER_URL and CLIENT_ID, as well as an Identity Provider that supports Authorization Code Flow, metadata discovery, and a JWKS endpoint.
›What specific security operations can I perform with this server?
You can monitor active alerts, search and review findings including their remediation steps, and archive resolved findings.
›How do I check my current authentication status within the server?
You can use the 'get_context' tool provided by the server to retrieve your current authentication context.
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