IQSTEL and Cycurion Complete Phase One of AI Cyber Defense Rollout

IQSTEL Inc. and Cycurion Inc. have completed the first phase of their joint AI cybersecurity project, announced in a press release. The collaboration introduces a secure Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration for IQSTEL’s AI agents Airweb.ai and IQ2Call.ai, now protected by Cycurion’s ARx multi-layer cybersecurity platform.

Phase One delivers several key components, including an MCP interface that standardizes secure AI-agent workflows, ARx reverse-proxy shielding to obscure server IPs, and a four-layer defense system. The ARx configuration includes geo-gating, web application firewall and API security, bot detection, and AI-powered behavioral analysis. It also integrates dynamic threat intelligence, maintaining a blocklist of over 13 million malicious IP addresses with real-time updates.

The MCP protocol standardizes how AI agents securely access external tools and data, enforcing auditability and least-privilege policies. Each AI request passes through the ARx system, which can challenge or block malicious activity in real time. Dashboards and SIEM integration provide visibility into all agent interactions.

According to the companies, this milestone marks the beginning of a broader effort to build an AI-enhanced cybersecurity ecosystem, with future phases expected to expand beyond defense to proactive, AI-led threat prediction and mitigation.