The new feature makes Truman become a common access and control layer between interconnected security systems, infrastructure, and autonomous technologies for AI.
Kansas City, Missouri, USA, November 10th / PRNewswire / -- Secure Passage Today, it was announced that Model Context Protocol ( MCP ) server capabilities have been developed for its identity-driven Physical AI Operating System Truman. The new feature enables compatible AI applications and agents to access the capabilities exposed within the connected supplier systems, providing a unified interface for AI assistance in investigations, operational insights, and coordinated responses.
Enterprises rely increasingly on cameras, access control platforms, building systems, sensors, robots, and drones. Each system holds a part of the operational landscape. Truman integrates these inputs with identity, location, and operational context. Its MCP and server capabilities further expand upon this foundation, enabling compatible AI tools to interact with connected systems through Truman.
Companies invest heavily in technology, but these technologies still operate in isolation from each other. Truman integrates these systems. With the capabilities of MCP and server, we are extending this value to AI applications and proxies, allowing them to work across environments in a unified manner through Truman. The goal is straightforward: to ask a question, understand what is happening, and take authorized action.
—— Secure Passage Chairman and CEO Gary Fish
Universal cross-supplier AI interface
The new capability is designed to make Truman a shared access layer between AI applications and the existing systems of enterprises. Instead of having each AI application connect separately to each underlying supplier platform, it is better for Truman to expose the supported information and functions through its MCP and server.
This approach lays the foundation for the following AI auxiliary workflows:
- Cross-system investigation: Integrating available identity, access control, video surveillance, and location data to understand a particular event.
- Operational Awareness: Asking about the status of connected facilities, equipment, and security activities in natural language.
- Coordinated Response: Under the premise of configured permissions and approval requirements, initiate supported workflows between connected systems.
- Autonomous operation: Incorporate the capabilities of supported robots and drones into broader investigation and response workflows.
The specific functions depend on the integrations, capabilities, and permissions configured in each deployment.
Expand the capabilities of existing infrastructure
The operational control plane of Truman will support the AI capability of MCP to extend to connection systems that natively do not support this protocol, including traditional access control platforms. With the existing integration support in place, AI agents can perform operations such as managing users, updating access permissions, and initiating workflows through the universal interface of Truman. The same architecture can also be extended to connected OT, network security, infrastructure, and autonomous systems, allowing enterprises to accomplish more work without replacing their existing investments.
"The importance lies not only in adding MCP support to another security product, but also in extending this capability to the entire interconnected environment, including systems that were never designed for AI interaction," said Secure Passage's Chief Technology Officer, Andy Jones. "This is the power of Truman as an operational control platform. We are extending the useful life and capabilities of existing infrastructure, while establishing a unified and governed path from AI intelligence to real-world actions, covering traditional physical security systems, OT and many other areas as well."
Identity and policy are at the core.
The method of Truman combines the interpretation of AI with deterministic control. Clearly defined policy decisions determine what can be automatically executed by Truman and what requires manual approval. The capability of MCP is aimed at extending this operational model to compatible AI clients, while ensuring that access and actions continue to be subject to the control constraints already configured by the organization.
“The AI agent’s ability to request the execution of a certain operation should never be confused with having the authority to execute it,” Fish added, “Our vision is for Truman to provide a meaningful operational context and governed access in the physical world for AI. This means connecting intelligence with action, while allowing organizations to maintain control.”
—— Gary Fish, Secure Passage Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
This development advancement has pushed forward the vision of Secure Passage for Truman, which is to transform it into a supplier-neutral Physical AI Operating System – one that connects existing investments and enables people and AI to work together in a coordinated environment on top of these systems.
About Secure Passage
Secure Passage develops Truman, which is an identity-driven Physical AI Operating System that can connect physical security, digital identities, infrastructure monitoring, and autonomous systems. Truman integrates information from different technologies into a unified operational view to help enterprises understand the situation, investigate incidents, and coordinate responses.
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