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    Enables agents to call typed code-review and content-moderation decision tools, returning structured verdicts, probabilities, and confidence-gated actions.
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    An MCP server that exposes a mock email verification tool over stdio transport, providing structured JSON results with statuses valid, invalid, or risky.
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    Enables agents to review Terraform/Bicep infrastructure diffs against Checkov or builtin regex policies, returning structured findings for Azure security issues.
    Apache 2.0
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    Enables access to BitSight security rating data through company search and rating retrieval functionality. Automatically manages BitSight subscriptions for one-time rating requests and provides structured security assessments for companies.
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    Translates raw OMA-URI/CSP path strings into structured, human-readable Intune policy metadata, and enables search and resolution of policy names to CSP keys.
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    Provides fail-closed, read-only PostgreSQL and MongoDB access for AI agents via MCP, enabling structured data inspection and bounded queries without mutation capabilities.
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    A least-privilege enforcement proxy for MCP servers. It sits between MCP clients and upstream servers, enforcing tool policies, hiding denied tools, requiring human approval for risky actions, and providing a structured audit trail.
    MIT
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    A pentesting toolkit that runs as an MCP server, providing AI assistants structured access to 22 security tools through a safety-hardened interface.
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    Apache 2.0
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    An MCP server that exposes SOC2 and HIPAA compliance remediation logic as structured tools for AI agents to call, enabling an LLM-driven workflow to discover, assess, remediate, and report on compliance controls.
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    MCP server for regulated enterprises, providing per-tool RBAC, redacted audit logging, and structured error handling. Exposes bank tools for customer lookup, statement search, and dispute resolution over stdio and HTTPS transports.
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    A security-first MCP (Model Context Protocol) backend built with Node.js and Express, featuring hardening, rate limiting, structured logging, and Docker support.
    MIT
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    A collection of MCP servers for Kali Linux that empower AI Agents in reverse engineering and security testing, providing network analysis, target sniffing, traffic analysis, binary understanding, and automation capabilities.
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    Enables AI agents to locally scan untrusted third-party tool descriptions, configurations, and content for security threats before installing or trusting them, returning structured verdicts without network access.
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    Self-hosted MCP server that gives AI agents structured access to OpenVAS vulnerability scanning without sending data externally.
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    Enables AI agents to perform security alert triage by ingesting raw logs, extracting IOCs, querying threat intelligence sources, and generating structured NIST/MITRE assessments with reasoning traces.
    MIT