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For more than 30 years, Cabling Installation & Maintenance has provided useful, practical information to professionals responsible for the specification, design, installation and management of structured cabling systems serving enterprise, data center and other environments. These professionals are challenged to stay informed of constantly evolving standards, system-design and installation approaches, product and system capabilities, technologies, as well as applications that rely on high-performance structured cabling systems. Our editors synthesize these complex issues into multiple information products. This portfolio of information products provides concrete detail that improves the efficiency of day-to-day operations, and equips cabling professionals with the perspective that enables strategic planning for networks’ optimum long-term performance.

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DefectDojo Enables AI-First Cybersecurity with MCP Support

Cybersecurity teams retain flexibility of using their AI model of choice and can remain confident that their data is secure

DefectDojo, the leader in scalable security, unified vulnerability management and DevSecOps, today announced the launch of Model Context Protocol (MCP) support in DefectDojo Pro, providing cybersecurity teams the ability to safely take an AI-first approach to organizational security. Dojo Pro users can now connect the platform to any third-party or custom model that supports MCP to create a more effective cybersecurity AI with one simple setup.

According to Takepoint Research, 80% of cybersecurity professionals thought that the benefits of AI usage in industrial cybersecurity outweighed its risks, but system integration was labeled a major challenge by 68% of respondents in the same survey. The open-source MCP, developed by Anthropic and backed by industry-leading companies like OpenAI, solves several major issues with incorporating AI into cybersecurity as the first protocol that treats context-sharing between software and AI like an API call.

Thanks to over a decade of development of its various features and robust API, Dojo Pro is well-positioned to accommodate AI integration. With a now seamless flow of information between Dojo Pro and an AI model via an MCP connection, any model can now become as capable as Dojo Pro in intelligently deduplicating and auto-triaging findings, distinguishing between different vulnerabilities and providing insights into security posture scoring while retaining natural language processing capabilities for conversational interactions.

DefectDojo’s MCP support takes a number of additional precautions to strengthen the security infrastructure surrounding the protocol’s implementation. Each MCP deployment is done on a per customer basis, ensuring the separation of data. The feature will also be rolled out in phases, starting with Dojo Pro super users. Based on feedback from these users, DefectDojo will continue to roll out MCP support to other Dojo Pro user-roles.

“Make no mistake: MCP is a game changer for fully functional AI-enabled cybersecurity. At DefectDojo, however, we prioritize delivering features that are meaningful, accurate, accessible, and, most importantly, safe. We only developed and released our MCP after careful analysis to ensure we could do so in a safe way for our customers,” said Greg Anderson, CEO and founder of DefectDojo. “We’re building a future of cybersecurity that preserves the flexibility our platform is known for and incorporates opt-in AI-forward features at scales cybersecurity hasn’t seen yet. MCP is just our first step.”

DefectDojo’s MCP support represents another groundbreaking feature for the Dojo Pro platform. This spring, Dojo Pro became the first platform of its kind to unify AppSec and Security Operations Center (SOC) on one platform with the launch of next-gen SOC capabilities in addition to its AppSec capabilities. DefectDojo’s roadmap, including SOC capabilities and the next AI-focused features in development, is informed by direct customer feedback and use cases.

Built by and for cybersecurity professionals, Dojo Pro is designed to efficiently scale for the needs of organizations of any size and neatly organize vulnerability data into one easy-to-use platform with a risk-based approach. DefectDojo’s customer base includes Fortune 10 companies, international banks and other financial institutions, government agencies, and solo consultants alike. The open-source OWASP Edition of the platform has been downloaded over 43 million times and is one of the fastest-growing open-source cybersecurity platforms on GitHub as measured by the Open Source Security Index. To learn more about DefectDojo and get started with either the OWASP Edition or Dojo Pro, contact hello@defectdojo.com.

About DefectDojo

DefectDojo is the engine that drives DevSecOps, providing an open, scalable platform that connects security strategy to execution. By aggregating data from any security tool, automating manual processes, and delivering AI-powered insights, DefectDojo empowers organizations to have a unified view of security posture, automate operations to increase productivity and improve decision-making. For more information, visit defectdojo.com or follow us on LinkedIn or GitHub.

Make no mistake: MCP is a game changer for fully functional AI-enabled cybersecurity.

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