Anthropic has updated Claude Security with ongoing code scanning and automatic fix tracking to help security teams monitor vulnerabilities as software changes. The service scans codebases for vulnerabilities and suggests patches for review. It is powered by the company’s full family of models, including Claude Mythos, without requiring Cyber Verification Program access.
Claude Security can now spot vulnerabilities that reappear in code
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