The new server acts as a bridge between the Siemba platform and AI clients, enabling users to request security operations without context switching. By utilizing the platform’s underlying orchestration tools, the system translates natural language queries into specific security actions. CEO Kannan Udayarajan noted that the tool provides assistants direct access to the platform’s testing capabilities rather than relying on static summaries.

At general availability, the plugin includes six distinct functions: Test Analysis, which diagnoses failed penetration tests; Kill Chain, which maps attack paths; and Critical Briefing, designed for executive-level risk assessments. Additional tools include a Remediation Plan generator, an Attack Surface mapper, and a CISO Report generator that aligns findings with seven compliance frameworks, including ISO 27001 and GDPR. Security for these requests is managed via OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, multi-factor authentication, and rate-limited, scoped access to ensure that AI-driven testing remains contained to specific user permissions. The service is currently available to existing platform customers at no additional cost.