Known threats and vulnerabilities
Match registered components to malicious-package reports and applicable software advisories.
Know what changes in the tools your AI uses.
Monitor the MCP servers, packages and tools your organization relies on. Get AI dependency intelligence alongside brand protection and infostealer logs in one competitively priced package.
Monitoring built around
your AI dependencies.
Connect your MCP inventory to relevant threat reports, software advisories and observed changes. Review those findings in IntelFinder alongside your other digital risks.
Monitor supported public MCP endpoints, packages, registry entries and selected public instruction or metadata files. Coverage depends on the assets and versions supplied.
Discuss Agentic AI monitoringInstruction and tool changes
Compare observed snapshots and show what changed in instructions, tool descriptions, schemas and declared capabilities.
Suspicious instruction patterns
Flag content patterns that deserve review, with the matched evidence and an explanation of the concern.
Changes in your dependencies
Track relevant source and distribution changes, and revisit monitored components when new intelligence appears.
Designed for a review your team can make
Understand the changes
that need your attention.
Start with your inventory
Identify the MCP endpoints, packages and public content you want to monitor, including exact versions where known.
Review specific evidence
See an affected component, an advisory or a before-and-after change, with a clear explanation of the finding.
Choose the next step
Use the context to consider an update, configuration review or restricted use through your own controls.
This is monitoring, not an inline gateway or a guarantee against prompt injection. Suspicious content requires review; a metadata change does not prove malicious behavior.
Understand the risks in your AI tools.
Tell us which MCP tools your team uses and the changes you need to understand.