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Tools (6)
- get_checkmarx_sast_for_scoped_projects
Get Checkmarx Projects selected from the JSON.
- get_tenable_was_for_scoped_domains
Get Tenable WAS results selected from the JSON.
- get_compliance_mapping
Matched Compliance metrics with the results from the correlation
- get_approved_remediation_pattern
Suggest remediation patterns where the code or the finding allows it based in the correlations
- generate_regression_test_template
Suggest regression tests that can be shared with developers to proff the code against the finding.
- get_security_scorecard_findings
Gets data from Security Scorecard to add to TenableWAS findings.
ThreatCorraling connects CheckmarxOne vulnerabilities (SAST, SCA, KICS) with results from TenableWAS (Formerly Ermetic) for a deep analysis of the risk from Left (Code) to Right (Deployment)
What it does
ThreatCorralling is an intelligent, extensible Vulnerability Correlation Agent and Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. It bridges the gap between disparate security tools by analyzing scoped assets across platforms like Checkmarx SAST and Tenable WAS.
How it works
Using FastMCP wrapper, the file sits in the background and waits for an external AI to ask for a correlation between CxOne Projets and Tenable WAS targets. It then executes the tools locally and passes the data back to the AI. For performance, the server caches the results for further use. This feature can be replaced by a database or any other better persistence method.