ThousandEyes MCP Server

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Troubleshooting a network incident often means checking observability data, vulnerability advisories, and security signals in three different tools before you can even start reasoning about root cause. This connection lets a network or security team query Cisco ThousandEyes observability data alongside PSIRT vulnerability advisories and XDR security signals from one place, so troubleshooting and risk review don't require jumping between consoles.

• Queries ThousandEyes network observability data directly
• Pulls in PSIRT vulnerability advisories alongside the network data
• Also reaches XDR security signals for a fuller troubleshooting or risk-review picture

What you can automate

ThousandEyes MCP Server

Query Cisco ThousandEyes observability data alongside PSIRT vulnerability advisories and XDR security signals for troubleshooting and risk review.

Real workflows

Investigating a degraded network path

A network engineer asks the agent about a path showing latency spikes. It pulls the relevant ThousandEyes observability data and checks for related PSIRT advisories or XDR signals that might explain it.

Frequently asked questions

Is this only network monitoring, or does it cover security too?

Both — it combines ThousandEyes network observability with PSIRT vulnerability advisories and XDR security signals in one query surface.

Who would use this?

Network and security teams doing troubleshooting or risk review who need observability and security context together.