Best MCP servers for security scanning
306 MCP servers in the Official MCP Registry do security scanning. 143 can be used as a hosted endpoint, with nothing to install, and 236 publish their source code.
| # | Tool | Relevance | Connect | Code | Seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 301 | Polarity Real-time threat intelligence lookups and IOC parsing from your self-hosted Polarity instance. | In description threat intelligence | HOSTEDLOCAL | — | 3d ago |
| 302 | AgentGraph Trust Security scanning and trust verification for AI agent tools. | In description security scanning | HOSTEDLOCAL | — | 3d ago |
| 303 | mcpsentry Security scanner and runtime proxy for MCP servers. | In description security scanner | HOSTEDLOCAL | — | 3d ago |
| 304 | grim-mcp Security audit for AI agents: code, deps, exposure, secrets, drift, SBOM, and IoC. | In description security audit | HOSTEDLOCAL | — | 3d ago |
| 305 | vaast Read-only access to VAAST vulnerability scan findings, workspaces, and targets for AI agents | In description vulnerability | HOSTEDLOCAL | — | 3d ago |
| 306 | Opzyai Security Check Local-first security check for AI coding agents: secrets, .env exposure, git-history leaks, CVEs. | In description cves | HOSTEDLOCAL | — | 3d ago |
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FAQ
How many MCP servers are there for security scanning?
Electra Index lists 306 active MCP servers for security scanning from the Official MCP Registry. 143 offer a hosted endpoint and 236 publish their source code.
Is there a ready-made AI agent for security scanning instead?
Yes. If you prefer a finished product to plugging tools into your own assistant, Claude Code and CodeRabbit do this out of the box.
How this list is ordered: a tool comes first when the use case appears in its name rather than only in its description, then when its description covers more aspects of the use case, then when it offers a hosted endpoint, then when its source code is public, then by how recently our robot saw it in the Official MCP Registry. The match to security Scanning comes from the publisher's description (keyword method), not from a test of the tool. Only active tools with a real description are listed. No tool pays to appear here.