Tidal Cyber Adds AI Assistant Access to Threat-Led Defense Platform

Aug 5, 2026
Tidal Cyber has added new AI connectivity capabilities to its Threat-Led Defense platform, allowing security teams to access defensive intelligence through approved AI assistants and agentic workflows.

Tidal Cyber announced in a press release new capabilities that connect its Threat-Led Defense platform with approved AI assistants and agentic workflows. The update lets security teams access Threat Profiles, Coverage Maps, ATT&CK coverage, recommendations, and defensive context through natural language interactions.

The company said the capabilities work with AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and custom workflows. Security teams can use the connections to review defensive coverage, assess readiness, prioritize engineering work, evaluate threat exposure, and create summaries for leadership.

The capabilities are powered by the Tidal Cyber Model Context Protocol Server. The server provides authenticated and tenant scoped access between approved AI tools and the Tidal Cyber platform, while customer data remains under customer control.

The new AI connectivity capabilities are available as part of the Tidal Cyber Threat-Led Defense platform.

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