Anthropic has rolled out 28 new security integrations for its Claude AI assistant, aiming to help enterprise customers meet compliance and governance requirements. The integrations connect Claude with popular security tools, covering areas like identity management, data loss prevention, and audit logging.
Targeting enterprise compliance
The integrations are designed to let companies enforce policies across Claude's use. For example, they can restrict access to sensitive data, monitor conversations for policy violations, and generate audit trails. This matters for regulated industries like finance and healthcare, where AI tools must pass strict scrutiny.
Businesses using Claude can now link it to platforms such as Okta for identity, Splunk for monitoring, and various cloud access security brokers. The company said the integrations are meant to reduce manual overhead for security teams. Instead of building custom connectors, enterprises can plug Claude into existing workflows.
A broader push for AI trust
Anthropic's move reflects a wider trend among AI companies trying to win over corporate buyers. Enterprise clients have been cautious about adopting generative AI due to risks around data privacy and control. By offering pre-built integrations, the company hopes to lower those barriers.
Claude already had some security features, but the new batch greatly expands coverage. The integrations are available through Anthropic's enterprise plan, which includes additional controls like data retention policies and compliance certifications.
The company did not disclose which specific customers are using the integrations so far. But the timing suggests Anthropic is responding to demand as more organizations formalize their AI governance frameworks.
The integrations are live now, and the company says it will continue adding more based on customer requests. For now, enterprises have 28 new ways to lock down Claude.
