Black Kite Releases MCP Server for Agentic Workflows, Expanding Capabilities of its AI-Native TPCRM Platform

BOSTON, MA – February 24, 2026 – Black Kite, the leader in third-party cyber risk management, today announced the release of its MCP Server. With this new capability, Black Kite introduces a standardized, open protocol that securely connects AI agents, agent builders, and orchestration platforms to Black Kite’s third-party cyber risk management (TPCRM) platform and data, enabling faster deployment, easier integration, and accelerated adoption of agentic workflows.

“Our customers trust us for delivering native agentic workflows for investigations, assessments, and reporting,” said Chuck Schauber, Chief Product Officer, Black Kite. “However, many organizations have their own AI agents and custom workflows, so making secure, flexible connectivity to our intelligence is critical. Black Kite’s MCP Server reinforces our position as an AI-native TPCRM platform as we expand support for agentic workflows. This release marks the next phase of that evolution, with open connectivity so that our customers can quickly and securely extend Black Kite intelligence into their own AI ecosystems.”

As organizations rapidly adopt AI and move toward agentic workflows, connectivity has become more important than ever. Organizations are no longer asking if they will use AI agents, but rather, how they will operationalize them securely, flexibly, and at scale across every department. Additionally, managed service providers are rapidly adopting AI agents and orchestration toolchains to accelerate and scale their services. Security tool compatibility with AI is no longer a nice-to-have but a hard requirement for building future services businesses.

Black Kite is solving the challenges by enabling customers and service providers to connect their own AI agents, toolchains, and workflows directly to the Black Kite platform. As a result, they can drive greater scalability and automation while enabling more effective intelligence-driven cyber risk operations. For instance, workflows that Black Kite customers have implemented to accelerate triage and investigation, vendor outreach, and remediation include:

• Vendor Ecosystem Analysis: Analyze an entire vendor ecosystem and generate a report highlighting the highest-risk vendors and the key risks that need to be addressed.
• High-Fidelity Alerting: Receive FocusTag® and RSI notifications from Black Kite and automatically enrich each alert with all known incident details.
• Custom Report Building: Generate prioritized reports on an organization's most critical first and third-party risks.

As AI is embedded across workflows, Black Kite’s MCP Server provides TPRM teams with the following key benefits:  

• Enables organizations to operationalize their own AI agents in TPCRM
• Delivers secure, standardized connectivity to the industry’s most trusted risk intelligence 
• Accelerates efficiency, scalability, and decision-making across TPCRM programs

Black Kite’s MCP Server is compatible with leading agent builders and orchestration tools, including N8, OpenAI Agent Builder, Claude, Zapier, Cline, Microsoft Copilot, and more.

To learn more about Black Kite’s MCP Server, request a demo with a Black Kite expert: https://blackkite.com/book-a-demo

About Black Kite

Black Kite is the AI-native third-party cyber risk management platform trusted by over 3,000 customers to manage every supplier and every risk across their extended ecosystem. Powered by the industry’s highest-quality risk intelligence, spanning over 40 million companies, Black Kite is differentiated by the accuracy, transparency, and actionability of its data. The platform automates vendor monitoring and risk assessments, surfacing reliable insights into ransomware susceptibility, regulatory gaps, financial exposure, and more. With Black Kite, security and risk teams gain always-on visibility and trusted intelligence to act early, reduce exposure, and stay ahead of third-party threats. Black Kite has received numerous industry awards and recognition from customers. Learn more at www.blackkite.com, or on the Black Kite blog.