What is Microsoft Sentinel MCP Server?
Microsoft Sentinel MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for Microsoft Sentinel, providing read-only access to Sentinel logs, incidents, analytics, and Entra ID data through a modular interface. It is strictly for non-production use and is intended for testing environments only.
How to use Microsoft Sentinel MCP Server?
To use the MCP server, authenticate with Azure CLI, clone the repository, and run the provided PowerShell installation script to set it up. After installation, paste the generated configuration into your MCP client to start using the server.
Key features of Microsoft Sentinel MCP Server?
- KQL Query Execution for testing and validation
- Log Analytics Management for workspace info and table schemas
- Security Incidents viewing and management
- Analytics Rules analysis by MITRE tactics/techniques
- Access to Rule Templates and Hunting Queries
- Threat Intelligence lookups for domains and IPs
- Metadata and Source Control management
Use cases of Microsoft Sentinel MCP Server?
- Conducting security operations in a test environment.
- Analyzing security incidents and logs without affecting production data.
- Testing KQL queries and validating analytics rules.
FAQ from Microsoft Sentinel MCP Server?
- Is the MCP server safe for production use?
No, it is strictly for test environments and should not be connected to production instances.
- What kind of data can I access?
You can access logs, incidents, and analytics data from Microsoft Sentinel in a read-only manner.
- How do I install the MCP server?
Clone the repository and run the PowerShell installation script provided in the repository.