Claude now integrates with 28 enterprise security platforms — here's what that means for IT and compliance teams
Anthropic's Compliance API now connects Claude Enterprise to 28 security platforms including Palo Alto Networks, Rubrik, Okta, and Sumo Logic.
Shadow AI has been the uncomfortable reality for most security teams for the past two years. Employees use Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and others through personal accounts to summarise contracts, draft code, and process customer data. Security teams have had limited options: block the services outright (which rarely works, because people route around the block) or accept the exposure and hope nothing regulated ends up in a prompt.
Anthropic has now taken a meaningful step toward a third option. On 21 May 2026, Anthropic published a list of 28 security and compliance platforms that have built integrations on top of the Claude Compliance API, covering every major governance category: DLP, SASE, data security, SIEM, identity, eDiscovery, and AI security posture management.
The partner list includes Cloudflare, CrowdStrike, Datadog, Forcepoint, Fortinet, IBM Guardium, Microsoft Purview, Mimecast, Netskope, Okta, Palo Alto Networks, Proofpoint, Relativity, ReliaQuest, Rubrik, SailPoint, Smarsh, Snyk, Sumo Logic, Tenable, Theta Lake, Trellix, Varonis, Wiz, Zscaler, Cribl, Cyera, and Geordie AI.
That is not a small list. For IT and security teams, the practical implication is straightforward: Claude activity can now flow into the same dashboards and alerting workflows you already use for everything else.
What the Compliance API actually gives you
The Compliance API exposes two categories of data, and which ones you get depends on your Claude product tier.
For Claude Enterprise customers, you get access to both conversation content (chats, uploaded files, projects) and activity events (logins, admin actions, configuration changes). This is the full picture: you can see not just that someone used Claude, but what they discussed and what data was involved.
For Claude Platform (API) customers, you get activity events only. That covers admin events, system events, member and workspace changes, API key activity, account setting changes, and resource events. You do not get model inference data, prompts, responses, or conversation content.
Every endpoint sits under /v1/compliance/* on api.anthropic.com and authenticates via the standard x-api-key header. Anthropic retains data for 180 days on its side. If you are setting this up, treat Compliance Access Keys like production database credentials: store them in a secrets manager, not in source control.
One gap worth noting: the Compliance API does not currently cover Claude Cowork. Anthropic recommends OpenTelemetry-based monitoring for Cowork workloads.
What the partner integrations look like in practice
The integrations vary by vendor category, so here is what a few of the highlighted partners actually bring to the table.
Palo Alto Networks connects Claude Enterprise to Cortex Cloud DSPM, giving security teams visibility into sensitive data being used inside Claude prompts. Detection capabilities cover exposed API keys or credentials shared in prompts, malicious files uploaded to or downloaded from Claude, and policy violations in shared documents.
Rubrik integrates through Rubrik Agent Cloud, letting teams see who is using Claude, review activity when needed, flag risky behaviour, and use natural-language policies via Rubrik SAGE to route alerts to existing security tools.
Snyk focuses on AI security posture management, giving security and compliance teams a full inventory of the Claude Enterprise environment, including models, approved MCP servers, and tool-level permissions.
Okta is approaching this through Identity Security Posture Management. The integration is launching in beta to select customers running Okta ISPM alongside Claude Enterprise or Claude Platform, connecting AI usage data to identity context.
SailPoint streamlines identity and access management by aggregating organisational users, groups, and roles from Claude, fitting Claude governance into existing IAM workflows.
Sumo Logic pulls Claude Enterprise activity logs and Claude Platform activity logs into its Intelligence Operations Platform, enabling real-time monitoring and automated detection, investigation, and response within existing SIEM workflows.
Cloudflare approaches this through CASB, providing agentless visibility into posture, data, and compliance risks across Claude usage. It covers projects, attachments, chat files, messages, and artifacts, and can flag files or prompts that violate DLP policies.
Proofpoint covers both DLP and eDiscovery in a single integration. Sensitive data in prompts, responses, and files gets evaluated with DLP classifiers and insider threat signals. Activity is captured and retained for supervision and regulatory response purposes.
Datadog brings Claude Enterprise activity into Cloud SIEM, collecting sign-ins, admin actions, API key lifecycle events, and configuration changes, with OCSF normalisation so Claude events are consistent with the rest of your security telemetry.
How to get started
If you are already running one of these platforms, the path to coverage is relatively short. Enable the Compliance API in your Claude organisation settings, then connect your instance to the supported platform. Claude activity starts flowing into your existing dashboards alongside endpoint, identity, and cloud signals. You do not need to build new monitoring infrastructure.
The keys you need depend on your Claude tier. Claude Enterprise primary owners create Compliance Access Keys in claude.ai. Claude Console organisation admins create Admin API keys in Claude Console, which unlock the Activity Feed only.
Anthropic has also noted the programme is open to new partners. If you run a security or compliance platform that wants to build a Compliance API integration, you can apply to join.
The bigger picture
These integrations reflect something that has been building for a while: enterprise AI tools are being held to the same governance standards as other enterprise software. Claude is no longer treated as an experimental assistant that sits outside normal IT oversight. It is being plugged into the same DLP policies, SIEM pipelines, identity governance workflows, and compliance supervision that cover email, file storage, and SaaS applications.
For regulated industries, financial services, healthcare, and legal in particular, this is significant. Compliance teams need detailed records of who accessed what, when, and what changed. Manual exports and periodic reviews do not scale. Programmatic, real-time access to Claude activity data through the tools already in use is a much more workable model.
If your organisation is running Claude Enterprise and has not yet looked at what your existing security vendors offer through this programme, the partner list on Anthropic’s Help Center is the right starting point. The odds are good that at least one platform your team already uses has built a connector.
Updates to this story
26 July 2026: Hundreds of Claude shared chats indexed by Google Search — privacy and data exposure implications
A Reddit disclosure over the weekend of July 25-26 revealed that hundreds of Claude shared chats had been crawled and indexed by Google, making conversations containing API keys, legal documents, personal resumes, and internal project details discoverable via a simple site:claude.ai/share search. The root cause was missing noindex tags on shared pages. Cybersecurity News reported that Anthropic deployed a fix by July 27, adding noindex, nofollow meta tags to shared pages, but Bing results and third-party caches mean the exposure window is not fully closed.
This incident adds a significant caveat to the enterprise security story covered in this post. Anthropic’s platform integrations address threats at the infrastructure layer, but this was not a breach — it was a share feature working as intended, without adequate search engine controls. Team and Enterprise accounts are unaffected, as public sharing is disabled for those tiers, but Free, Pro, and Max users who have ever clicked Share should act now: go to Settings > Privacy > Shared Chats, revoke any links containing sensitive material, and rotate any credentials that appeared in shared conversations.
Deindexing does not kill existing URLs. Anyone who previously saved or bookmarked a share link may still be able to open it unless Anthropic revokes access server-side. The broader lesson, as The Decoder noted, is one OpenAI also learned the hard way the previous year: shareable links and search engine indexing require explicit, consistent separation from the moment a feature ships.