Remote MCP servers

Scans and investigates AI supply chains by mapping agents, MCP servers, packages, and their potential reach to identify vulnerabilities.

Evaluates AI agent proposals against thirteen constitutional floors to provide governed verdicts and auditable receipts before execution.

Checks and signs every AI agent tool call before it runs, holds risky calls for human approval, and exports tamper-evident records anyone can verify offline.

Verifies paid AI agent services using signed receipts and real-time measurements to prevent incorrect payments.

Provides threat intelligence by allowing AI agents to retrieve reports for files, URLs, domains, and IP addresses, and submit new analysis requests.

Provides cryptographic proof of existence for digital artifacts and AI agent checkpoints via notarized receipts anchored to the NEAR blockchain.

Lets an AI client check emails and domains against known data breaches, view breach analytics, and browse breach metrics.

Provides AI agents with live threat intelligence including incident clusters, actor profiles, CVE exploit status, and ransomware leak-site victims.

Scans PDFs, Office documents, and RAG inputs for malware exploits, CVEs, and hidden AI prompt injections.

Acts as a governance proxy between AI agents and MCP servers to enforce allowlists, dry runs, human confirmation, and audit trails.

Lets an AI client list, inspect, and grant or deny pending CTRLRun approval requests.

Lets an AI client run allowlisted, audited commands and structured file edits on Linux, macOS, and Windows hosts.

Enables AI assistants to query the Vulners vulnerability database for CVE information, security bulletins, and software package auditing.

Provides a centralized HTTP gateway for AI agents to perform controlled SSH commands and SFTP file transfers with audit logging and command policies.

Enables AI agents to verify identities, manage credentials, and perform trust scoring across decentralized networks and commerce platforms.

Scans Android and iOS applications for security vulnerabilities and generates pentest reports mapped to OWASP MASVS, CWE, and CVSS.

Provides role-based access control to a Qdrant vector database by converting OIDC tokens into scoped Qdrant JWTs.

Sign media with C2PA Content Credentials, add invisible watermarks, and verify file origins through an AI assistant.

Verifies AI agent actions through multi-model adversarial consensus and provides signed, cryptographically verifiable decision receipts.

Detects prompt injection, jailbreaks, and data exfiltration in untrusted text before it reaches an LLM.