Vulnerability Triage
- Review newly disclosed CVEs
- Correlate affected SBOMs
- Identify impacted products
- Support remediation prioritization
- Connect findings to downstream workflows
Make your software supply chain accessible to AI tools, assistants, and agents.
The Exodos Labs MCP Server connects compatible AI clients to software supply chain intelligence, so teams can ask questions, assess risks, and move from insights to action without manually piecing together SBOMs and security data.
Your security data exists. Your AI tools should be able to use it.
SBOMs, vulnerability information, dependency data, and supplier evidence often live in disconnected systems and static files. That makes it difficult for AI tools and agents to access the context they need to support meaningful decisions.
It's the gap between the information your organization has and the tools that need to understand and act on it.
Use an MCP-compatible client or agent with your preferred cloud or local AI model to access Exodos intelligence.
Query SBOMs, vulnerabilities, dependencies, suppliers, and compliance information through a connected AI workflow.
Use the results to support vulnerability triage, risk decisions, and automated workflows configured by your team.
Illustrative AI conversation powered by software supply chain context from Exodos MCP.
Connected context helps AI agents support the security and compliance workflows your teams already manage, from identifying exposure to preparing the next action.
Connect Exodos to your AI environment in three straightforward steps.
Generate an API key in Exodos Labs to configure authorized access to your software supply chain data.
Configure your MCP-compatible AI client or agent with Exodos and authenticate the connection securely.
Query your software supply chain in natural language and use the connected context to support decisions and automation.
Works with supported MCP-compatible tools and AI clients. Available actions depend on your client configuration, permissions, and connected workflows.
Connect AI tools to the information they need to understand software dependencies, assess risks, and support security workflows.
Give compatible AI systems access to relevant software supply chain context instead of forcing teams to search across files, spreadsheets, vulnerability feeds, and internal tools.
Ask questions about SBOMs, vulnerabilities, suppliers, provenance, and compliance through your connected AI client.
Ground AI-assisted analysis in the software inventory and security information available through Exodos.
Exodos Labs brings together SBOM data and related software supply chain context to help teams investigate dependencies and exposure across products.
Investigate which products, components, and suppliers may be affected by disclosed vulnerabilities.
Understand how dependencies, maintainers, contributors, and package ecosystems connect across your software inventory.
Use software supply chain context to support AI-assisted security and compliance workflows, including prioritization, evidence collection, and downstream actions.
Identify potentially affected products, support remediation decisions, and connect findings to configured workflows.
Access SBOM quality information and relevant evidence to support policy assessments and compliance reviews.
The Exodos MCP Server provides a standardized way for supported AI clients and agents to interact with software supply chain information.
Use supported AI clients, assistants, and agents connected to your preferred cloud or local AI model.
Make SBOM, vulnerability, provenance, and compliance information accessible within connected AI workflows.
Apply organizational access controls and authentication when connecting compatible AI tools to your software supply chain information.
Configure authenticated connections and use your organization's available permissions to govern access.
Connect AI-assisted decisions to security processes that retain appropriate human oversight and control.
Exodos Labs makes software supply chain information available to compatible AI tools, helping teams turn fragmented data into more informed operational decisions.
Explore maintainer provenance, contributor distribution, and geographic context across software ecosystems.
Bring dependency relationships, supplier information, vulnerabilities, and available risk signals together for AI-assisted investigation.
Explore Exodos Labs or book a live demonstration to see how connected software supply chain intelligence can support your AI workflows.