cisco-secure-access-mcp
Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| SECURE_ACCESS_ORG_ID | No | Optional organization ID for multi-org / MSSP support | |
| SECURE_ACCESS_API_KEY | Yes | Your Cisco Secure Access API key | |
| SECURE_ACCESS_API_SECRET | Yes | Your Cisco Secure Access API secret |
Instructions
Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.
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Capabilities
Features and capabilities supported by this server
Protocol revision2025-11-25
| Capability | Details |
|---|---|
| tools | {
"listChanged": false
} |
| prompts | {
"listChanged": false
} |
| resources | {
"subscribe": false,
"listChanged": false
} |
| experimental | {} |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| admin_list_api_keysA | List Secure Access API keys in the organization. Requires Key Admin credentials (SECURE_ACCESS_KEY_ADMIN_KEY/SECRET). |
| admin_get_api_keyB | Get a single Secure Access API key by id (Key Admin credentials). |
| admin_create_api_keyA | Create a Secure Access API key. The secret value is returned ONCE; store it immediately. Requires Key Admin credentials. |
| admin_refresh_api_keyA | Refresh a Secure Access API key (rotates its secret). The new secret is returned ONCE; store it immediately. Requires Key Admin credentials. |
| admin_delete_api_keyB | Delete a Secure Access API key. Requires Key Admin credentials. |
| admin_list_alert_rulesB | List the alert rules configured for the organization. |
| admin_get_alert_ruleB | Get a single alert rule by id. |
| admin_create_alert_ruleA | Create an alert rule. |
| admin_delete_alert_ruleB | Delete an alert rule by id. |
| admin_list_tenantsA | List the tenants visible to the authenticated parent / provider organization. Use the returned |
| deploy_list_network_tunnel_groupsB | List the Network Tunnel Groups in the organization. |
| deploy_get_network_tunnel_groupB | Get a single Network Tunnel Group by id. |
| deploy_create_network_tunnel_groupB | Create a Network Tunnel Group. Specify the Cisco Secure Access region name (use |
| deploy_delete_network_tunnel_groupB | Delete a Network Tunnel Group by id. |
| deploy_list_regionsB | List Cisco Secure Access regions available for Network Tunnel Group placement. |
| deploy_list_sitesB | List the Sites in the organization. |
| deploy_get_siteC | Get a single Site by id. |
| deploy_create_siteC | Create a Site. |
| deploy_delete_siteC | Delete a Site by id. |
| deploy_list_networksC | List Networks in the organization. |
| deploy_get_networkA | Get a single Network by id. |
| deploy_create_networkB | Create a Network identified by a CIDR. Both |
| deploy_delete_networkA | Delete a Network by id. |
| deploy_list_roaming_computersA | List Roaming Computers in the organization, optionally filtered by device name or DNS-layer / SWG status. |
| deploy_get_roaming_computerB | Get a single Roaming Computer by id. |
| deploy_delete_roaming_computerA | Delete a Roaming Computer (removes the device from Secure Access; the user will need to re-enroll if they reconnect). |
| policy_list_destination_listsB | List Destination Lists in the organization. |
| policy_get_destination_listA | Get a single Destination List by id. |
| policy_create_destination_listA | Create a Destination List. The list |
| policy_delete_destination_listA | Delete a Destination List by id. |
| policy_list_destinationsC | List the destinations (entries) in a Destination List. |
| policy_add_destinationsB | Add one or more destinations to a Destination List. Each entry is a dict with at least |
| policy_remove_destinationsA | Remove one or more destinations (by their ids) from a Destination List. |
| policy_list_access_rulesA | List Access Rules in the organization (paginated). |
| policy_get_access_ruleA | Get a single Access Rule by id. |
| policy_create_access_ruleC | Create an Access Rule. The |
| policy_update_access_ruleA | Update an Access Rule by id with a partial set of fields. Only the keys supplied in |
| policy_delete_access_ruleB | Delete an Access Rule by id. |
| policy_list_application_listsC | List Application Lists in the organization. |
| policy_get_application_listA | Get a single Application List by id. |
| policy_create_application_listA | Create an Application List. |
| policy_delete_application_listB | Delete an Application List by id. |
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
No prompts | |
Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
No resources | |
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