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What it does

Connects AI agents with CrowdStrike Falcon for security analysis and automation.

Description as published by the publisher in the official MCP Registry, read 10 Oct 2026. Not written or verified by Few Servers.

Facts

Registry name	`io.github.CrowdStrike/falcon-mcp`
Publisher	GitHub account CrowdStrike Namespace verified by the registry through the publisher's GitHub account.
Category	Security and compliance sorted by our keyword rules
Transport	local package (PyPI)
Version	0.19.0
This version published	1 Sep 2026
GitHub stars	267 on crowdstrike/falcon-mcp read from GitHub on 12 Oct 2026. GitHub's count, not a rating by us.
Last seen	10 Oct 2026, in our crawl of the official MCP Registry
Tested by Few Servers	No

PyPI package, as published: falcon-mcp · version 0.19.0 · transport stdio
```
uvx falcon-mcp
```
Standard run command for PyPI packages. The registry publishes the package name, not a command; check the repository for required arguments.

Install details read from the registry record on 12 Oct 2026. We have not run this server.

Needs a key or token: the registry record marks a secret value as required. Declared by the publisher:

FALCON_CLIENT_ID (environment variable, secret, required): CrowdStrike API client ID
FALCON_CLIENT_SECRET (environment variable, secret, required): CrowdStrike API client secret
FALCON_BASE_URL (environment variable, not marked required): CrowdStrike API region URL
FALCON_MEMBER_CID (environment variable, not marked required): Child CID for Flight Control (MSSP) support
FALCON_MCP_MODULES (environment variable, not marked required): Comma-separated list of modules to enable
FALCON_MCP_TRANSPORT (environment variable, not marked required): Transport protocol to use
FALCON_MCP_DEBUG (environment variable, not marked required): Enable debug logging
FALCON_MCP_HOST (environment variable, not marked required): Host to bind to for HTTP transports
FALCON_MCP_PORT (environment variable, not marked required): Port to listen on for HTTP transports
FALCON_MCP_USER_AGENT_COMMENT (environment variable, not marked required): Additional information to include in the User-Agent comment section
FALCON_MCP_STATELESS_HTTP (environment variable, not marked required): Enable stateless HTTP mode for scalable deployments
FALCON_MCP_API_KEY (environment variable, secret, not marked required): API key for HTTP transport authentication (x-api-key header)

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