Alerts & Triage
Summaries, MITRE mapping, IoC pivots, brute-force detection, anomaly baselining.
Chronikos MCP connects Wazuh to your AI assistant through the Model Context Protocol — 87 security tools across 21 domains: alerts, vulnerabilities, threat hunting, compliance, MITRE ATT&CK, active response and more. Triage, hunt and report without leaving the chat. Your credentials never leave your environment.
Every module maps to real SOC work — read-only visibility to start, full remediation and automation when you're ready.
Summaries, MITRE mapping, IoC pivots, brute-force detection, anomaly baselining.
Fleet-wide CVE posture, per-agent detail, patch queues ranked by exposure.
Lateral movement, persistence, and data-exfiltration hunts across agents.
Kill-chain timelines, blast-radius analysis, structured incident reports.
PCI-DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, NIST 800-53 and TSC posture, drill-down and reports.
FIM events, critical-path monitoring, aggregated change summaries.
Packages, processes, ports and hardware across every agent in seconds.
Rule search, coverage testing, MITRE gap analysis, noise scoring.
Block IPs, isolate agents, verify automated containment actually worked.
Jira and TheHive cases, Slack notifications, email reports — on autopilot.
VirusTotal and AbuseIPDB enrichment, GeoIP, file-hash reputation.
Node and indexer health, silent event-loss detection from queue pressure.
Free tier is full read-only monitoring. Pro unlocks the work a SOC team won't do by hand — actions, automation, hunting and reporting. Team adds multi-tenant control for MSSPs.
Ships as a hardened Docker container. Runs beside your Wazuh manager on your own network — your API credentials stay in your environment and never touch ours.
# 1 — configure your Wazuh connection cp env.example .env # set WAZUH_HOST, indexer creds # 2 — launch docker compose up -d # 3 — verify the MCP endpoint curl -si http://localhost:8000/sse | head -3 HTTP/1.1 200 OK # 4 — connect your AI client and start asking: › "Give me a 24-hour alert summary and flag anything tied to MITRE T1110."
Dedicated read-only API accounts. Write actions are disabled by default and gated behind an explicit flag. TLS-ready with no inbound internet exposure. Built by practitioners who run Wazuh in production every day.