AWS CloudTrail MCP Server

Category: Security & Attestation MCP Servers
Brand: Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Overview

AWS CloudTrail MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes AWS CloudTrail logs to MCP-compatible clients. It enables analysis of API activity across AWS services, including users and resources involved in those actions, to support automated security monitoring and operational insights.

Features

• CloudTrail log surfacing

  • Connects to AWS CloudTrail and makes log data available through MCP.
  • Surfaces events for AWS API calls across supported AWS services.

• API activity analysis

  • Provides detailed records of API calls, including which services were accessed and how.
  • Enables inspection of request and response details, as captured by CloudTrail logs.

• User and identity tracking

  • Identifies which users, roles, or principals invoked specific API calls (as recorded by CloudTrail).
  • Supports auditing and investigation of user activity for security and compliance use cases.

• Resource-level visibility

  • Associates API calls with affected AWS resources where available in CloudTrail events.
  • Helps trace configuration changes and access patterns on key resources.

• Automated security insights via MCP

  • Allows MCP-aware tools and agents to query and reason over CloudTrail logs.
  • Can be used to detect suspicious activity, policy violations, or anomalies based on log data.

• Operations and compliance insights

  • Supports operational troubleshooting and change tracking by exposing historical API actions.
  • Can be integrated into workflows for governance and compliance reporting within MCP-based systems.

Integrations

• Model Context Protocol (MCP)
  • Exposes CloudTrail data as an MCP server for consumption by MCP clients.
• AWS CloudTrail
  • Relies on existing AWS CloudTrail logging configuration in your AWS account.

Pricing

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