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Anthropic's update turns Claude Security from a manual scan tool into one that monitors connected repositories and tracks whether vulnerabilities stay fixed. The "more than one million vulnerabilities" figure is company-reported and unverified, so it's worth treating as a vendor claim. For AI readers, the notable part is the multi-repository analysis that traces data flow across services, which is a harder task than single-file review.
Claude Security Now Scans Repositories Continuously to Find Flaws and Track Fixes

Anthropic has updated Claude Security so it can keep checking connected code repositories as they change, rather than waiting for a person to start each scan. The service also tracks reported vulnerabilities after developers make changes, marks them fixed when a correction is detected, and reopens them if they return. The updated product is in […] The post Claude Security Now Scans Repositories Continuously to Find Flaws and Track Fixes appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Anthropic has updated Claude Security so it can keep checking connected code repositories as they change, rather than waiting for a person to start each scan. The service also tracks reported vulnerabilities after developers make changes, marks them fixed when a correction is detected, and reopens them if they return. The updated product is in public beta for Claude Enterprise customers. Anthropic says thousands of organizations have used Claude Security since…
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