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An MCP server for Netskope NPA, enabling AI-driven automation of infrastructure management, application lifecycle, and security policy enforcement.
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An MCP server for Netskope NPA, enabling AI-driven automation of infrastructure management, application lifecycle, and security policy enforcement.
This MCP server provides powerful automation capabilities for Netskope NPA, but its write access and reliance on API keys introduce moderate risk. It's safe when used with careful planning and adherence to security best practices, but risky if misconfigured or if the API key is compromised.
Performance will depend on the Netskope API's rate limits and the complexity of the automated workflows. Consider optimizing workflows to minimize API calls.
Cost is primarily associated with Netskope API usage. Monitor API call volume to avoid unexpected charges.
npm install @johnneerdael/ns-private-access-mcp{
"mcpServers": {
"netskope-mcp": {
"command": "wsl.exe",
"args": [
"bash",
"-c",
"source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh && NETSKOPE_BASE_URL=https://your-tenant.goskope.com NETSKOPE_API_KEY=your-token npx -y @johnneerdael/netskope-mcp"
]
}
}
}NETSKOPE_BASE_URLNETSKOPE_API_KEYDTLSEEEcreatePrivateAppCreates a new private application within the Netskope NPA environment.
Adds a new application, potentially impacting access and routing.
updatePublisherAssociationAssociates a private application with a specific publisher.
Modifies the routing and access paths of an application.
createPolicyCreates a new access control policy.
Directly impacts access control and security posture.
deletePrivateAppDeletes a private application.
Removes an application and its associated configurations.
searchPublishersSearches for existing publishers based on specified criteria.
Read-only operation with no side effects.
API Key
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This MCP server provides powerful automation capabilities for Netskope NPA, but its write access and reliance on API keys introduce moderate risk. It's safe when used with careful planning and adherence to security best practices, but risky if misconfigured or if the API key is compromised.
The MCP server defaults to read and write access, and includes tools capable of destructive actions. There is no built-in sandboxing or rollback mechanism, so careful planning and testing are crucial.
Production Tip
Implement thorough testing and validation procedures before deploying automated workflows to production environments.
The MCP server uses API keys for authentication.
No, there is no built-in rollback support. Implement your own backup and recovery mechanisms.
No, the server does not offer a dry-run mode. Test changes in a non-production environment first.
The server provides detailed error context for troubleshooting.
Concurrency support is not documented, so it's best to assume single-threaded execution.
Refer to the Netskope API documentation for rate limit information.
Store the API key securely using environment variables and restrict access to authorized personnel only.