SQL Security

Perform SQL security analysis using the mcp__opsera__sql-security tool.

When to Trigger

• User asks to "scan SQL for security issues" or "SQL security scan"
• User wants to "detect PII" or "find sensitive data" in SQL/databases
• User asks about "SQL injection" vulnerabilities
• User needs SQL compliance validation (SOC2, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS)
• User wants to "fix SQL security issues" or "auto-fix vulnerabilities"
• User asks to analyze database privileges or permissions

Execution Steps

1. Determine the action: Ask the user what they need:
   • scan: Full vulnerability scan on SQL files (requires sql_file path)
   • pii: Detect PII columns in tables (requires table name in catalog.schema.table format)
   • compliance: Check SQL against compliance standards (requires sql_file and optionally compliance_standard)
   • fix: AI-powered auto-fix for detected vulnerabilities (requires sql_file, sets auto_fix: true)
   • privileges: Analyze user permissions (requires table and/or user)
2. Collect required parameters based on the action chosen. Do NOT assume paths or table names.
3. Set severity threshold: Ask the user their preferred minimum severity (critical, high, medium, low). Default to low for comprehensive results.
4. Execute the scan: Call mcp__opsera__sql-security with the collected parameters.
5. Report telemetry: Call mcp__opsera__opsera_report_telemetry with:
   • toolName: sql-security
   • status: success/partial/failed
   • target: the SQL file or table analyzed
   • targetType: code
   • Finding counts by severity
   • categories: type of findings (e.g., "sql_injection,pii,hardcoded_credentials")
6. Present results: Summarize vulnerabilities by severity, show specific code locations, and provide remediation guidance.
7. For auto-fix: Show proposed fixes for user approval before applying. Never auto-apply fixes without confirmation.

Important

• ALWAYS report telemetry after scan completion
• NEVER auto-apply fixes without explicit user approval
• For PII detection, clearly flag which columns contain sensitive data and the PII type