New MCP server uses AI to help enterprises secure SaaS

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A new SaaS security Model Context Protocol (MCP) server launched by AppOmni at this week's RSA Conference is designed to let security teams spend less time investigating incidents and more time taking action to fix them.

Organizations are often using 50 or more different security tools and, even with the help of AI, they need to manually interact with each when investigating cybersecurity incidents.

"The cyber threat landscape is complex, and for good security coverage, large organizations use upwards of 50+ different specialized security tools," says Melissa Ruzzi, director of AI at AppOmni.

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Author / Journalist: Ian Barker

Category: Technology

Markets: United States

Topics: Enterprise Artificial Intelligence (AI) Article Cybersecurity SaaS

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Published On: 2025-04-30 @ 13:09:08 (23 hours ago)

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