Rubrik adds new MCP support

Rubrik, the security and AI operations company, has announced Rubrik MCP (Model Context Protocol), giving an organisation’s AI agents a secure, programmable path to Rubrik’s data, identity, and application intelligence.

Support for MCP expands Rubrik AI, which is now trusted by one-third of its global customers, and unites Anthropic’s frontier models with Rubrik’s domain expertise and security guardrails—to deliver a multistep reasoning agent engineered for critical incident response.

"We are seeing rapid growth with AI, and the addition of Rubrik MCP transforms security operations by seamlessly connecting customer AI agents directly into Rubrik's rich telemetry and governance framework,” said Arvind Nithrakashyap, Co-Founder and CTO at Rubrik.

"Cyberthreats accelerate at machine speed, and we are helping our customers use AI to maintain complete visibility and control across complex enterprise environments.”

Rubrik MCP exposes the Rubrik Security Cloud API schema directly, granting connected agents instant access to any available capability. Teams can save their multistep recovery or compliance workflows to make them reusable, deterministic tools across any AI client. Rubrik keeps security fully intact through role-based access control parity, configurable permissions, and OWASP MCP Top 10 aligned guardrails.

By enabling direct interaction with Rubrik Security Cloud intelligence and Rubrik Agent Cloud governance, Rubrik AI equips organisations to operate at machine-speed and govern agentic AI deployments. Rubrik AI functions as an autonomous execution engine that operates across data, identity, and applications to deliver critical business outcomes. Rubrik engineered Rubrik AI's agent architecture in collaboration with Anthropic's teams, reducing response latency and improving the efficiency of its multistep reasoning.

Details

Rubrik MCP is currently available in private preview for existing Rubrik customers, with general availability targeted for October 2026.

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