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For security, cloud and platform engineers who’d rather build than wait. Give your agents ground truth about your cloud, plug them into the tools you already use, and ship the automation your team has wanted for years.

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    {
  "mcpServers": {
    "defendermate": { "url": "https://mcp.defendermate.com/mcp" }
  }
}

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    “Is this CVE exploitable here?” Get the answer, with the evidence. Then connect AWS or Azure and ask about yours.

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    Level 4 · Your own security team

    Our teammates, built into your environment

    Whole jobs on our tools and your context, fitted to your policy.

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    Level 3 · Your agents do the work

    Give your agents Red, Blue and Compliance tools

    Check an exposure, validate a path, plan the mitigation or patch, and report back.

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    Level 2 · First agent

    Put an agent to work in your tools

    A CTEM use case, wired to Jira, Slack or GitHub.

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    Ask Security Intelligence

    From Claude or any MCP client, with the evidence.

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What will you build?

A few ideas from teams that stopped waiting for their vendor.

Only page me if it’s exploitable here

Watches every new CVE and posts to Slack only when it can be exploited in your cloud, with the path it opens.

VerdictsAttack pathsSlack

One ticket for the fix that matters

Finds the chokepoint that breaks the most paths and files it to the team that owns it.

Mitigation optionsJira

Pull request guard

Flags a dependency change that brings in something exploitable on a running service.

VerdictsGitHub

Monday exposure brief

What became exploitable, what closed, and what to do first this week.

FindingsScoresTeams

Incident pivot

A host is compromised. Which of its exposures lead to your crown jewels, right now?

Attack pathsResources

Patch week planner

Sequences this week’s patches by what’s safe to apply and how many paths each one closes.

Fix stateAttack pathsServiceNow

Audit evidence on demand

Proof that every critical path was closed, with the change and the re-check behind it, ready for SOC 2 and PCI.

VerificationPolicy gate log

Exception drafter

Drafts the risk acceptance with the verified evidence already attached.

VerdictsServiceNow

What your agent can ask

Read-only, grouped by the question it answers. The full tool reference is in the product docs once you sign in.

Assessments and mitigation

“Is this CVE exploitable here, and how do we contain it before a patch ships?”

In the app: Analyze and Plan

Exploitability verdicts per CVE and resource, the conditions checked and the evidence behind each one, and the mitigation options for a finding, with what each targets.

Attack paths

“What paths lead to our customer data, and which CVEs are on them?”

In the app: Analyze

Exposure paths ranked by score, each path’s graph, and the vulnerabilities that sit on it.

Vulnerabilities

“What are the riskiest findings in our latest scan?”

In the app: Analyze

CVE, configuration and policy findings ranked by Defendermate score, with CVSS, EPSS and KEV, the resources and packages affected, and the paths each one is on.

Resources

“What is this resource, and what runs on it?”

In the app: Analyze

Resources in a scan ranked by score, and each one’s full properties.

Connections and jobs

“Which accounts are connected, and when was the last scan?”

The cloud connections your account can see, and their scan runs, newest first.

Safe to connect

Read-only
Every tool only reads. Changes go through your policy gate.
Your sign-in, your scope
Your AI signs in with your Defendermate account and sees only the connections that account can see.
Evidence, not guesses
Answers come from verdicts Defendermate has already checked against your environment, so the same question gets the same answer.
Nothing fired at production
Verdicts come from checks on the host and your cloud configuration. No exploit is ever run. How data is handled

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