Incident Response Economics

Incident Response Economics MCP Connector for Claude

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Quantify the economic impact of software incidents and calculate ROI for prevention strategies.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides financial modeling tools to quantify the economic impact of software incidents. It allows teams to calculate total monthly costs by analyzing response costs and downtime costs. Users can use calculate_incident_economics to establish a baseline, calculate_prevention_roi to justify stability investments, simulate_mttr_optimization to estimate savings from faster recovery, and analyze_severity_impact to identify cost drivers across different severity tiers.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_severity_impact

Analyze cost breakdown by severity level

calculate_incident_economics

Calculate the total economic impact of current incident profile

calculate_prevention_roi

Calculate the ROI for a prevention investment

simulate_mttr_optimization

Simulate savings from reducing MTTR

See how to talk to your AI agent using Incident Response Economics.

What is the total economic impact of 5 incidents per month with a 2-hour MTTR, $150 response cost, and $500 downtime cost, with a severity distribution of {'critical': 0.1, 'high': 0.2, 'medium': 0.4, 'low': 0.3}?

The total monthly cost for your current incident profile is $11,250.00, consisting of $1,500.00 in response costs and $9,750.00 in downtime costs.

If I spend $5,000 to reduce my monthly incident costs by 20%, what is my ROI?

The annual ROI for this prevention investment is 240.0%, with net annual savings of $12,000.00 and a payback period of 5 months.

How much would I save if I reduced my MTTR from 4 hours to 2 hours?

Reducing your MTTR from 4 to 2 hours would result in monthly savings of $3,000.00 and annual savings of $36,000.00.

The total cost is the sum of the direct response cost (personnel time) and the downtime cost (economic loss from unavailability), weighted by the severity distribution.

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