Wiz MCP Server

To allow the Wiz Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server to access your Wiz tenant, you need to configure specific environment variables.

Navigate to Integrations in Wiz:

1. In the Wiz console, go to the Connect to Wiz > Integrations page. 2. Under the "Security Data Management" section, choose Wiz MCP. 3. On the "New Wiz MCP Integration" page: Enter a Display Name. Keep the default API scopes (Recommended). Click Add Integration. 4. After creation, copy the generated Client ID and Client Secret. These are crucial for authentication. 1. Using AWS CLI:

Add the Client ID and Client Secret using the --environment-variables flag in your deployment command.

--environment-variables '{ "WIZ_CLIENT_ID":"your_client_id", "WIZ_CLIENT_SECRET":"your_client_secret" }'

2. Using GUI for Host Agent Deployment:

If you are deploying via AWS Console GUI, 1) Click "Use on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore" 2) Click "Host Agent" add these variables under the "Advanced configurations" section.

For more detailed instructions and customer-specific access, please refer to the official documentation at https://docs.wiz.io/docs/set-up-wiz-mcp-server  (Wiz customer access only).

1. Create an agent/MCP server This command creates a new agent runtime for the Wiz MCP server. Ensure you replace placeholders like 'your AmazonBedrockAgentCoreRuntimeDefaultServiceRole arn', '{your wiz client id}', and '{your wiz client secret}' with your actual values.

aws bedrock-agentcore-control create-agent-runtime --region us-east-1
--agent-runtime-name "wiz-mcp-server-stateless"
--description "Wiz MCP server"
--agent-runtime-artifact '{ "containerConfiguration": { "containerUri": "709825985650.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/wiz/wiz-mcp:v0.1.1-stateless" } }'
--role-arn "your AmazonBedrockAgentCoreRuntimeDefaultServiceRole arn"
--network-configuration '{ "networkMode": "PUBLIC" }'
--protocol-configuration '{ "serverProtocol": "MCP" }'
--environment-variables '{ "WIZ_CLIENT_ID": "{your wiz client id}", "WIZ_CLIENT_SECRET": "{your wiz client secret}", "Wiz_MCP_TRANSPORT": "http", "Wiz_MCP_PORT": "8000", "Wiz_MCP_HOST": "0.0.0.0" }'

2. List Agent Runtime Use this command to retrieve details about the created agent runtime. Replace '{your agentRuntimeId in the output of create command}' with the actual ID from the previous step.

aws bedrock-agentcore-control get-agent-runtime
--agent-runtime-id {your agentRuntimeId in the output of create command}
--region us-east-1

3. List Agent Runtime Endpoints This command lists the endpoints associated with your agent runtime. Replace '{your agentRuntimeId in the output of create command}' with the actual ID.

aws bedrock-agentcore-control list-agent-runtime-endpoints
--agent-runtime-id {your agentRuntimeId in the output of create command}
--region us-east-1

4. Invoke Agent Runtime This command invokes the agent runtime to perform an action, e.g., listing tools. Replace '{your agentRuntimeArn in the output of create command}' with the actual ARN.

PAYLOAD_JSON='{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 1, "method": "tools/list", "params": { "_meta": { "progressToken": 1}}}' PAYLOAD_BASE64=$(echo -n "$PAYLOAD_JSON" | base64) AGENT_ARN={your agentRuntimeArn in the output of create command}

aws bedrock-agentcore invoke-agent-runtime
--agent-runtime-arn "${AGENT_ARN}"
--payload="${PAYLOAD_BASE64}"
--content-type "application/json"
--accept "application/json, text/event-stream"
--qualifier "DEFAULT"
"output.json"