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Anthropic's new Security plugin integrates AI-driven vulnerability scanning directly into its coding agent, allowing developers to map architecture and verify threats within their existing workflow. While the multi-agent verification process reduces false positives, teams should monitor token costs for large-scale repository scans that may require switching to more expensive inference models. This release represents a significant step toward embedding autonomous security reasoning tools directly into software development lifecycles without disrupting standard coding practices.
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Anthropic Launches Claude Security Plugin to Scan Code for Vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity News4 min read

Anthropic has released the Claude Security plugin in beta, bringing AI-powered vulnerability scanning directly into Claude Code for developers who want to catch high-severity flaws before they ship. The tool lets teams scan recent changes or full repositories from the terminal, using the same Claude inference they already run. The Claude Security plugin works inside […] The post Anthropic Launches Claude Security Plugin to Scan Code for Vulnerabilities appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Anthropic has released the Claude Security plugin in beta, bringing AI-powered vulnerability scanning directly into Claude Code for developers who want to catch high-severity flaws before they ship. The tool lets teams scan recent changes or full repositories from the terminal, using the same Claude inference they already run. The Claude Security plugin works inside Claude Code, Anthropic’s terminal-based…

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