Grey Noise Intel Now Available Through MCP

Summary: GreyNoise released an MCP Server that lets Model Context Protocol-compatible AI agents query its threat intelligence in real time when they encounter an IP address or CVE in a workflow. The company says this grounding reduces hallucination risk and stops agents from treating every alert equally, and it demonstrates Claude using the server alongside other sources to build reports on CVEs, source geography, vendor risk, and threat hunting plans.
Why it matters: The pitch is that agentic SOC automation is only as defensible as the data in its reasoning loop - and GreyNoise is positioning its noise-filtering as that grounding layer, not a replacement for analysts.

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