Ping Identity MCP. Audit every user identity and security policy in one conversation.
Ping Identity MCP lets you manage complex enterprise identities and access rules directly through your AI client. You can audit users, check security policies, and review application connections across PingOne without navigating multiple admin consoles. It gives you full control over user lifecycle management, group memberships, and zero-trust risk settings.
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Get complete details for any user profile, including their current metadata and status in the system.
List and audit all federated web or native applications connected to your PingOne environment.
View active risk management policies that dictate real-time authentication requirements, like mandatory MFA or location checks.
List all users in the directory and execute a hard deletion of an identity, purging all associated credentials.
Retrieve detailed information on specific groups used for assigning permissions across the enterprise.
Check logical sign-on policies to see what conditions, like required passwords or biometrics, must pass before access is granted.
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What AI agents can do with Ping Identity: 10 Identity Management Tools
Use these tools to audit user profiles, review application scopes, and execute complex identity lifecycle changes through natural conversation.
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Start using Ping Identity MCPDelete User
Permanently deletes a user identity and purges all associated credentials and session tokens from the directory.
Get Application
Retrieves the security configuration, callback URIs, and grant types for one...
Get Group
Displays all explicit details about a standard Ping Group used to assign permissions.
Get User
Retrieves the complete context and metadata for any specified user in the directory.
List Applications
Lists all Web, Native, or SPA applications currently federated under your PingOne...
List Groups
Provides a list of identity Groups used to map high-level permissions across SSO channels.
List Populations
Lists isolated user populations, such as contractors or B2B clients, which have separate security rules.
List Users
Paginates through and lists all internal and external user identities within the...
List Risk Policies
Lists active Risk Management rules that trigger real-time multi-factor...
List Sign On Policies
Lists logical Sign-on flows and strict authentication conditions, detailing required...
Security and governance baked right in.
Pick your AI client below to get set up. Just create a Vinkius account, subscribe, and you're instantly up and running. We handle the entire backend infrastructure, delivering out-of-the-box support for HTTPS Streamable, SSE, and OAuth2—zero messy routing required.
Claude AI
Open Claude Settings
Go to claude.ai, click your profile icon, then navigate to Customize → Connectors.
Add Custom Connector
Click the "+" button and select Add custom connector. Paste your Vinkius endpoint URL:
https://edge.vinkius.com/[YOUR_TOKEN_HERE]/mcp
Replace [YOUR_TOKEN_HERE] with your token
from cloud.vinkius.com. For OAuth-protected servers, expand
Advanced settings to add credentials.
Start a conversation
Open a new chat. The Ping Identity integration is available immediately — no restart needed.
Choose How to Get Started
Build a custom MCP for your own tools, or connect a ready-made integration from our catalog.
Build Your Own
Turn any API into an MCP. Import a spec, define Agent Skills, or deploy with MCPFusion.
- Import from OpenAPI, Swagger, or YAML specs
- Create Agent Skills with progressive disclosure
- Deploy to edge with MCPFusion framework
- Built in DLP, auth, and compliance on each call
- Real time usage dashboard and cost metering
- Publish to catalog or keep private
Make Your AI Do More
Start with Ping Identity, then connect any of our 5,200+ other servers whenever your AI needs more. One click, no limits.
- Use this MCP plus 5,200+ others, all in one place
- Add new capabilities to your AI anytime you want
- Connections are secured and governed automatically
- Track usage and costs across all your servers
- Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
- New servers added to the catalog weekly
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The Headache of Identity Auditing
Today, checking a user's full security profile is a multi-step ordeal. You jump into the admin console, find the user ID, then click tabs for groups, applications, and policies. If you need to know if an application connection is secure or which population they belong to, you're clicking through five different menus, copying IDs, and pasting them into spreadsheets just to prove compliance.
With this MCP, that manual chore disappears. You simply ask your agent: 'Audit the access footprint for user X.' The system runs checks across group memberships, federated apps, and risk policies in seconds, giving you a clean, consolidated report telling you exactly where the risks are.
Managing Identity with Ping Identity MCP
Instead of manually initiating offboarding via multiple dashboards—one for accounts, one for groups, and another for linked applications—you use `delete_user`. This single command handles the entire process, revoking tokens, nullifying scopes, and purging credentials simultaneously.
This gives you reliable control. Your agent executes complex identity changes that used to require a team of people hours of manual intervention.
What Ping Identity MCP does for your AI
Managing who gets into the network and what they can do is a headache, especially when policy changes happen fast. This MCP connects your AI client to your entire Ping Identity environment. You stop switching between consoles and start talking to it instead. Need to check if a user still exists? Just ask.
Want to see which apps are connected or audit who belongs to a specific group? Your agent handles the requests, pulling detailed data on everything from application grants to complex security policies.
It’s all about keeping your identity posture clean and secure. Whether you need to list every internal user profile, review active risk management rules that trigger MFA, or delete an account completely, this MCP gives your AI client the necessary tools. Because Vinkius hosts this connection, you get access to the whole suite of IAM functions from one place.
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How to set up Ping Identity MCP
The bottom line is, you control your identity infrastructure by talking to it instead of clicking through menus.
Subscribe to this MCP and provide your PingOne Environment ID along with an API token.
Your AI client connects through the Vinkius platform, authenticating against your credentials.
You simply instruct your agent in natural language—for example, 'Show me all users who haven't logged in for 90 days.' — and the MCP executes the necessary actions.
Who uses Ping Identity MCP
This connector is for IAM Administrators or Security Engineers who are sick of context switching between the PingOne dashboard and a dozen other compliance tools. If your job involves auditing user access, checking policy gaps, or running off-boarding procedures, this saves hours.
Runs daily audits to verify application settings, manages user groups for role mapping, and ensures user lifecycles are handled correctly.
Reviews real-time risk policies and sign-on flows instantly. They check for impossible travel rules or anonymous network access before a breach happens.
Needs to quickly pull specific user metadata, verify credential health, or confirm if an account can be safely deleted without breaking linked services.
Benefits of connecting Ping Identity MCP
Audit entire application footprints instantly. Instead of manually navigating multiple tabs to check which Web or SPA apps are federated, you use list_applications and get a comprehensive list immediately.
Enforce Zero Trust compliance easily. You can review real-time risk policies using list_risk_policies, seeing exactly which rules dictate MFA prompts or block impossible travel attempts without leaving your chat window.
Handle user offboarding with precision. Use the delete_user tool to hard delete an account, ensuring all associated sessions, app scopes, and credentials are purged safely in one API call.
Understand complex access structures quickly. To map permissions, check group roles using list_groups or review specific users' full context by calling get_user, eliminating guesswork about who has what access.
Verify policy complexity without the console headache. You can view sign-on flows with list_sign_on_policies to confirm if complex rules, like mandatory biometrics, are active before a user gets access.
Ping Identity MCP use cases
Investigating an Anomalous Login
A security team member noticed unusual login activity. They ask their agent to check the 'Impossible Travel' policies using list_risk_policies. The agent responds by detailing that a rule is active, requiring MFA whenever a user jumps across continents in an hour, immediately flagging potential compromised accounts.
Auditing Contractor Access
The compliance officer needs to know which external parties are connected. They ask their agent to list_populations. The tool replies with a breakdown of 'Contractors' and 'Partners', confirming that these isolated populations have different password expiration rules than full-time employees.
Removing a Former Employee
An IT support specialist needs to offboard an employee immediately. They use the delete_user tool with the user's ID. The agent confirms that not only is the identity removed, but all associated MFA linkages and secondary sessions are also purged from the directory.
Reviewing App Security Gaps
A developer needs to check an old application. They ask their agent to get_application for a specific federated app. The tool returns detailed configuration, showing if the app is using secure PKCE flows or if it’s still relying on less secure methods.
Ping Identity MCP tradeoffs
What to watch out for, and the recommended way to handle each one.
Assuming simple user lists are enough
Manually asking to list users and assuming you know what permissions they have. You get a basic list, but that doesn't tell you if their account is active or what groups they belong to.
First, run list_users to see the full directory roster. Then, for critical profiles, use get_user and follow up with list_groups to map out exactly what access rights are assigned.
Fixing policies by guessing
Seeing a login failure and trying to adjust the sign-on rules without knowing which policy is active. This can accidentally lock people out or leave security gaps open.
Always start by running list_sign_on_policies to see all logical flows, then use list_risk_policies to check what real-time conditions (like location) are causing the failure before making any changes.
Skipping population checks
Treating contractors and employees the same way. You might accidentally apply full employee rules to a B2B client, violating compliance mandates.
Always call list_populations first. This shows you distinct groups like 'Contractors' or 'Partners', ensuring you manage each segment with its unique set of security parameters.
When to use Ping Identity MCP
Use this MCP if your core job involves auditing, verifying, and managing the technical relationship between identities and permissions within Ping Identity. This is for deep IAM work—you need to confirm policy compliance, track down who owns an application grant, or perform clean offboarding.
Don't use it if you are only looking for basic information, like a simple contact directory search (use your local LDAP tools instead). Also, if your goal is just to write code that uses user IDs without checking their current status or policy constraints, this MCP might be overkill. You need the granular control of specific actions: Use delete_user when you are certain an account must vanish; use get_group when mapping roles; and always check list_risk_policies before making any change to authentication.
Frequently asked questions about Ping Identity MCP
Can I use Ping Identity MCP to check if an application is secure? +
Yes, you can audit the security configuration for any federated app using get_application. This shows whether it uses secure grants or if it has vulnerable callback URIs.
How do I find all external user accounts with Ping Identity MCP? +
You use the list_populations tool. This function lists isolated populations, letting you see groups like 'Contractors' or 'B2B Clients' that are separate from your main employee directory.
What is the best way to manage user roles with Ping Identity MCP? +
You should use list_groups to map out all available identity groups. Then, you can use these group names when checking specific users via get_user.
Is this MCP only for viewing data, or can I delete accounts? +
This MCP handles both reading and writing. You can view policies using list_risk_policies, but you also have the power to run the critical delete_user tool when an employee leaves.
How does Ping Identity MCP handle MFA checks? +
You review active policy rules that dictate MFA requirements by calling list_risk_policies. This tells you if a specific login attempt triggers extra authentication steps based on context.