Claude Security Enhances Continuous Vulnerability Scanning and Fix Tracking
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- •Claude Security now offers continuous scanning and automatic fix tracking.
- •Over a million vulnerabilities have been found since its public beta launch in April 2026.
- •The service is available in public beta for Claude Enterprise customers with $25,000 in free usage credits.
Anthropic has launched an update to Claude Security, enabling continuous code scanning and automatic tracking of vulnerabilities. This service, available in public beta for Claude Enterprise customers, allows teams to monitor vulnerabilities as code changes without manual scheduling. It scans repositories connected via GitHub or GitLab, running baseline scans followed by recurring scans based on risk and complexity. The tool tracks fixes and reopens findings if vulnerabilities reappear. Since its public beta launch in April 2026, it has helped organizations identify over a million vulnerabilities. The update includes a new API for workflow integration and role-based access controls for project management. This service is designed to improve the efficiency of security teams by providing real-time insights into code vulnerabilities.
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