Wazuh MCP Server: Bridging SIEM Data with AI Assistants - Atricore

Connecting Security Data with AI Intelligence

Security teams often struggle with the complexity of querying SIEM data. Writing complex queries, understanding data schemas, and correlating events across systems requires specialized knowledge that not every analyst possesses.

The Wazuh MCP Server changes this by connecting Wazuh’s powerful SIEM capabilities with AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

What is the Wazuh MCP Server?

The Wazuh MCP Server acts as middleware between Wazuh’s API and MCP-compatible applications like Claude Desktop. Built in Rust for performance and reliability, it translates security event data into formats that AI assistants can process and reason about.

This eliminates the need for manual query complexity. Instead of writing Elasticsearch queries or navigating the Wazuh API, analysts can simply ask questions in natural language.

Primary Use Cases

Alert Triage

AI assistants can categorize and prioritize security events by severity and context. Ask questions like “What are the most critical alerts from the last hour?” or “Show me any suspicious authentication attempts today.”

Threat Correlation

Combine Wazuh alerts with external intelligence sources for deeper insights. The AI can identify patterns across multiple data sources that might be missed by human analysts reviewing data in silos.

Natural Language Queries

Enable conversational security data searches without specialized syntax knowledge. Security team members can query data using plain English rather than learning complex query languages.

Custom Reporting

Generate tailored security analyses on demand. Need an executive summary of this week’s security posture? Just ask.

Multilingual Operations

Support distributed global security teams who work in different languages. The AI can translate and interpret data regardless of the analyst’s primary language.

Democratizing Security Data Access

The key benefit of this integration is that it democratizes access to security information. Threat data becomes accessible to analysts regardless of their technical expertise level with Wazuh or SIEM systems in general.

This shifts the focus from data extraction—spending time figuring out how to get the data you need—toward analysis and decision-making. Your team spends more time understanding threats and less time wrestling with tools.

Getting Started

The Wazuh MCP Server is open source and available on GitHub. The repository includes:

Prebuilt binaries for major operating systems
Installation guides
Configuration examples
Integration documentation for Claude Desktop