Splunk patches CVE-2026-76404, a critical remote code execution flaw in the MCP Server app, plus 16 more bugs across its apps and add-ons.

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SOC and CTI teams have spent the last two years integrating AI tools into real investigative work, and the results have been meaningful. Analysts move faster through reports, surface connections more quickly, and spend less time on the mechanical parts of initial triage. But the threat intelligence platform sitting at the center of that work has remained largely separate from it, a destination analysts navigate to rather than an environment agents can operate inside. The gap between understanding a threat and recording it in a TIP is still, in most teams, a human problem. The EclecticIQ MCP Server is built to close it.

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