Security professional

Custom Enrichment MCP

A practical way for SOC analysts to gather and review security context without adding paid API subscriptions to the client's stack.

Client
Security professional
Constraint
No budget for paid enrichment APIs
Work
Workflow design and a custom enrichment utility
01

The situation

The analysts were enriching investigations by moving between separate public sources and repeating the same checks by hand. The team wanted a faster, more consistent process, but the client did not want to take on paid API subscriptions.

02

How we approached it

We started with the analysts' actual investigation flow: what they looked up, when they needed context, and which decisions still required human judgment. From that, we built a Custom Enrichment MCP that brought selected no-cost sources into one repeatable workflow. It accepts the indicators an investigation starts with—such as an IP address, domain, URL, file hash, or email—and directs the right lookups without the analyst having to rebuild the process each time.

The service combines threat-intelligence context with security knowledge bases, including MITRE ATT&CK, Sigma, LOLBAS, and GTFOBins. It presents the returned context in a consistent, source-labelled format, allowing a professional to assess the evidence rather than treating automation as an autonomous verdict.

02 / Investigation flow

Evidence in. Context out.

One repeatable path from an investigation indicator to source-labelled context.

01

Security professional

Starts with an IP, domain, URL, file hash, or email.

02

Custom Enrichment MCP

Routes approved lookups and normalizes the returned context.

03 / Selected public sources

Threat intelligence

Public indicator context

MITRE ATT&CK

Adversary techniques

Sigma

Detection-rule context

LOLBAS · GTFOBins

Living-off-the-land context

Review

Source-labelled context returns to the professional, who keeps the judgment.

The Custom Enrichment MCP connects a repeatable investigation flow to selected public sources while keeping evidence and judgment in the hands of the security professional.
03

What changed

The security professional had one clear place to begin enrichment instead of rebuilding the same sequence of lookups for every investigation. The workflow reduced context switching, made the process easier to repeat, and met the client's cost constraint without hiding where the underlying information came from.

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