yoxxa/secure-firewall-mcp
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FastMCP server for Cisco Secure Firewall
secure-firewall-mcp
Overview
A client requested for this to be built to enable their AI agent whilst waiting for Cisco AI Canvas. I was overcome by open source thoughts and couldn't resist...
An MCP server for interfacing with the Cisco Secure Firewall API.
Tested on Cisco Secure Firewall version 7.6.2, and capable of gathering the following:
- Devices - by name, all
- HA pairs (by name, all)
- Health alerts (by FMC)
- Audit alerts (Incomplete: need to implement second audit log endpoint)
- Job history (by FMC)
- User
Software Architecture

MCP server uses FMCManager to select and consume AsyncFMC objects for operations, cache is populated at start of runtime to aid with AsyncFMC selection and reduce total API requests. Cache is just a hashmap of DataFrames for now, could be expanded out to Redis in the future.
Usage
Installation
git clone https://github.com/yoxxa/secure-firewall-mcp
cd secure-firewall-mcp
Prerequisites
- Set service account credentials in
src/creds/.envFMC_USERNAME=admin FMC_PASSWORD=firewall123 - Configure
fmc_hosts.yamlwith FMC's to send requestshosts: - https://192.168.1.1 - https://fmc-dc.test.com
Deployment
docker compose up --build
Testing
TODO: need to modularise testing to enable more dynamic parameterisation.
Testing covers two aspects of the codebase:
- The end-to-end MCP client calls to the primary MCP server
- The SDK calls using an AsyncFMC object
Prerequisite
- Set an FMC to use for AsyncFMC SDK testing in
src/creds/.envFMC_HOST=https://192.168.1.1
python3 -m pytest tests