# Trend Micro MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Trend Micro MCP lets you connect your AI agent directly to Trend Micro Vision One. It gives your agent the ability to pull security alerts, scan endpoint activity, and pull threat intelligence like suspicious URLs and IPs without you having to jump between dashboards. It's built for security teams who need to move from detection to investigation in seconds.

## Overview
- **Category:** fort-knox
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_ZGpB8FjrLo2LRoCX8wdnwmMn8BBhvOjNXJGmevPZ/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** cybersecurity, threat-intelligence, xdr, endpoint-security, network-security, vulnerability-scanning

## Description

Connecting your AI agent to Trend Micro Vision One means you can stop digging through complex SIEM dashboards to find out what happened during a security incident. Instead of manually filtering through hundreds of alerts, you can just ask your agent to pull the latest security alerts or find specific logs for a targeted email. This Connector puts the telemetry directly in front of your agent, allowing it to act as a first responder that can instantly identify suspicious objects or check the status of your managed endpoints.

When you use this through the Vinkius catalog, you're essentially giving your agent a direct line to your security infrastructure. You can have it hunt for forensic logs surrounding a specific process or pull raw detections that haven't hit your main alerts yet. It turns a slow, manual investigation process into a conversation where your agent does the heavy lifting of data retrieval, so you can focus on making the actual security decisions.

## Tools

### list_email_activity_logs
Searches through email activity logs to find threat patterns. This is useful for tracing how a phishing campaign moved through your organization.

### list_managed_endpoints
Shows a list of all assets and devices connected to Vision One. You can use this to audit your hardware inventory and see what's online.

### list_suspicious_objects
Lists suspicious URLs, IPs, and files from your threat intelligence feed. This lets you quickly see which blacklisted items are hitting your network.

### get_vision_one_account
Checks your Trend Micro account status and connection health. This ensures your agent is properly synced before you start any investigations.

### get_alert_details
Pulls the specific metadata for a single workbench alert. This lets you see the full context and impact of a high-priority threat.

### list_security_alerts
Lists all current security alerts from the Vision One workbench. This gives you a quick overview of all active security issues in your network.

### list_recent_detections
Shows all recent XDR detections across your environment. It helps you spot broad-level threats that haven't been promoted to formal alerts yet.

### list_endpoint_activity_logs
Retrieves telemetry logs for activity on your managed endpoints. Use this to see exactly what processes ran on a specific device.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Can you show me the most recent security alerts we've had?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've pulled the latest security alerts from your Vision One workbench. Here are the most recent items:

| Severity | Alert Type | Time |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **High** | Lateral Movement | 2 mins ago |
| **Medium** | Suspicious Login | 15 mins ago |
| **Low** | Policy Violation | 1 hour ago |

Would you like me to dive into the details for that **High** severity alert?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
I need to check if our new laptops are showing up in Vision One.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've checked the managed endpoints. Here is the current status:

* **Total Assets:** 142
* **Online Now:** 138
* **Recent Additions:** 50 new nodes detected in the last 24 hours.

All new nodes are reporting successfully from the Windows 11 Enterprise image.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Did any suspicious URLs get blocked in the last few hours?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've retrieved the latest suspicious objects from your threat intelligence feed. Here are the blocked URLs from the last 3 hours:

* `malicious-phish-site.com` (Blocked)
* `tracker-ad-network.net` (Blocked)
* `unknown-ip-scanner.ru` (Blocked)

I can check the specific endpoint activity for any of these if you'd like.
```

## Capabilities

### List active security alerts
See all current structural security alerts in one view.

### Fetch specific alert metadata
Get deep details on a single alert ID to evaluate its impact.

### Inventory managed endpoints
See every device currently connected to your Vision One environment.

### Pull threat intelligence
Get a list of suspicious IPs, URLs, and files from your network sphere.

### Search email activity logs
Find specific logs related to email workflows for threat hunting.

### Audit endpoint telemetry
Look through detailed process activities on your physical devices.

### View raw XDR detections
See broad-level threats that haven't been promoted to alerts yet.

## Use Cases

### Rapid Incident Response
A SOC analyst asks the agent to find all alerts from the last hour and pull details for the highest severity one using list_security_alerts and get_alert_details.

### Hardware Inventory Audit
An engineer needs to know if a new batch of 50 laptops is showing up in the system and uses list_managed_endpoints to verify the rollout.

### Phishing Campaign Tracing
A hunter asks the agent to search email activity logs for a specific sender to see who else received a malicious link using list_email_activity_logs.

### Proactive Threat Hunting
A security lead asks the agent to list all suspicious URLs found in the last 24 hours to update the firewall using list_suspicious_objects.

## Benefits

- Faster incident response because your agent can pull list_security_alerts and get_alert_details instantly to identify high-priority threats.
- Better visibility into your hardware because list_managed_endpoints lets you verify every device is active in your environment.
- Faster threat hunting by using list_suspicious_objects to quickly see which blacklisted URLs or IPs are hitting your network.
- Deeper forensic analysis since your agent can pull list_email_activity_logs and list_endpoint_activity_logs to trace an attacker's path.
- Early detection of threats by checking list_recent_detections to see issues before they become formal alerts.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a direct way to talk to your security data without clicking through dashboards.

1. Add the Trend Micro MCP to your workspace.
2. Enter your Vision One API Key and your specific AWS/Cloud region.
3. Ask your agent for a summary of your domain health or a list of recent threats.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can I use this to see my Trend Micro alerts?**
Yes, it connects your agent to the Vision One workbench so you can see all active security alerts in one place.

**How does this help with phishing?**
It lets your agent search email activity logs to see who received a malicious link and help you trace the campaign.

**Can it find suspicious IPs?**
Yes, it can pull a list of all suspicious objects from your threat intelligence feed, including IPs, URLs, and files.

**Does this work with my existing security setup?**
Yes, it connects specifically to your Trend Micro Vision One infrastructure to pull your actual telemetry.

**Can I use it to see my managed devices?**
Yes, it can list all your endpoints and assets currently connected to your Vision One environment.

**Is this for SOC analysts?**
Yes, it's designed to help security teams investigate threats faster by automating data retrieval.

**How do I securely obtain my Trend Micro API Key?**
Establish a secure connection as an administrator towards either your Vision One or Cloud One portal environment. On the overarching menu frame, hover explicitly down to the `Administration` section followed sequentially by User Roles or API Key Management modules. Generate a new valid role-based cryptographic string ensuring `Threat Investigation` boundaries. Transport the copied result fully intact.

**What format is required for the TRENDMICRO_REGION property?**
Your particular Trend Micro tenant is physically mapped to certain global cloud datacenters (like AWS clusters). It expects valid identifier strings specifically such as `us-east-1` (US base), `eu-central-1` (Europe), or instances like `ap-northeast-1` among others. Consult your local admin portal URL structure if uncertain before submitting.

**Should I secure my Trend Micro API Key?**
Yes. Most Trend Micro consoles display the API key or secret only once immediately after generation. Copy and save it in a secure location (such as a password manager), and treat it like a password by assigning the principle of least privilege.