Tidal Cyber adds AI connectivity to Threat-Led Defense platform
Tidal Cyber said it is extending its Threat-Led Defense platform into approved AI assistants and agentic workflows through its MCP Server.
Tidal Cyber said on Aug. 4, 2026, that it is adding AI connectivity to its Threat-Led Defense platform, allowing security teams to access defensive intelligence inside approved AI assistants and agentic workflows.
The company said the move is intended to let teams work in the tools they already use while accessing Threat Profiles, Coverage Maps, ATT&CK coverage, recommendations and other defensive context through natural-language interactions.
Tidal Cyber said the capabilities are powered by its Model Context Protocol, or MCP, Server, which it described as a secure, governed connectivity layer between the platform and approved AI assistants and agentic workflows. The company said customer data remains under customer control through authenticated, tenant-scoped access.
The announcement cited ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot and custom agentic workflows as examples of AI environments organizations may already use for security work. Tidal Cyber said users can use the new capabilities to explore defensive coverage, assess readiness, prioritize engineering work, evaluate threat exposure and generate leadership-ready summaries.
The release said the AI connectivity is available as part of the Tidal Cyber Threat-Led Defense platform. Tidal Cyber, based in Reston, Va., described itself as the creator and global leader of the Threat-Led Defense category.
Rick Gordon, co-founder and chief executive, said security teams have already chosen the AI assistants they want to use and should not need to leave those tools to access Threat-Led Defense. Frank Duff, co-founder and chief innovation officer, said the capability extends Threat-Led Defense beyond the company’s platform so teams can bring it into AI used to analyze threats, prioritize work and communicate risk.
The company did not say when the new capabilities would be more widely rolled out beyond the platform announcement.
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