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Rootshell Security have announced the beta launch of its Bring Your Own AI (BYOAI) capability, enabling organizations to securely connect their preferred AI platforms directly to exposure management data through the Rootshell Platform.

Powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the new capability allows security teams to use AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude and Gemini to access vulnerability intelligence, remediation activity, risk metrics and exposure management insights using natural language.

As organizations increasingly embed AI into day-to-day operations, many are being forced to adopt proprietary assistants tied to individual security products. Rootshell Security is taking a different approach.

Rather than asking customers to learn another AI tool, Rootshell enables them to bring the AI platform they already trust.

Security Data. Your AI.

The Rootshell Platform MCP Server creates a secure connection between AI assistants and exposure management data, allowing users to ask questions such as:

• Which vulnerabilities are being actively exploited?
• What are our highest-risk exposures today?
• Which findings have breached SLA?
• What security risks should be presented to the board this month?
• How is remediation performance trending over time?

Instead of manually building reports or navigating multiple dashboards, users can receive immediate answers based on live Rootshell Platform data.

A Different Approach to AI in Cybersecurity

While many cybersecurity vendors are introducing proprietary AI assistants, Rootshell believes organizations should remain free to choose the technologies that best align with their security, governance and operational requirements.

The BYOAI capability works with MCP-compatible AI platforms, including:

• ChatGPT
• Microsoft Copilot
• Claude
• Gemini
• Other MCP-enabled AI tools

This approach allows organizations to benefit from future advances in AI technology without becoming dependent on a single vendor ecosystem.

Bringing CTEM Into the AI Era

Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) has emerged as a leading framework for helping organizations continuously identify, validate, prioritize and reduce risk.

Rootshell Platform already consolidates data from vulnerability scanners, penetration testing engagements, exploit intelligence sources, asset inventories and remediation workflows into a centralized exposure management platform.

The MCP Server extends that capability by making security data conversational.

Security leaders can rapidly generate executive summaries. Operational teams can identify remediation priorities faster. Analysts can investigate trends without building complex reports.

The result is faster decision-making, improved prioritization and greater visibility across the entire CTEM lifecycle.

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"Many vendors are using AI as another mechanism for lock-in. We believe customers should have the freedom to choose the AI platforms that best fit their organisation."

"Whether that's ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude or Gemini, our job is to make Rootshell's security intelligence available wherever our customers choose to work. By connecting exposure management data directly to the AI tools organisations already trust, our MCP Server transforms security information into a conversational experience, helping teams move from collecting data to making better decisions faster than ever before."

[JON BELLARD]
Head of Product, Rootshell Security