Claude Security: Continuous Code Scanning and Suggested Fixes

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⚡ TL;DR Claude Security scans codebases for security flaws, tracks findings until fixed and proposes patches. It's in public beta on Enterprise, with premium seats and usage credits.

Security reviews can't keep up with commits. Claude Security scans continuously and suggests fixes for your team to review.

Overview. 🔍

🔍 What Claude Security Does

It continuously scans codebases for vulnerabilities, tracks each finding until resolved and proposes patches for review.

⚙️ How Scanning Works

A project connects up to eight repositories. A deep baseline scan builds a threat model, then new commits trigger lighter scans. Findings are verified, and open ones are rechecked against changed code.

🛠️ Setup

Public beta on Enterprise: each user needs a premium seat and usage credits must be on. An owner enables it, then installs the Claude GitHub App or adds a repo address and token for other Git providers.

💡 Pro tip Open a Claude Code session straight from a finding to generate the fix, then review it like any pull request.

⚠️ Limits

No Zero Data Retention support. Scans are stochastic, so results vary; first scans on large repos can take hours, and severity may miss deployment context.

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❓ Claude Security FAQ

What is Claude Security?

A feature that scans codebases for vulnerabilities and proposes patches.

Which plan includes it?

Enterprise, in public beta, with premium seats.

How many repositories per project?

Up to eight.

Does it support GitHub?

Yes, via the Claude GitHub App; other providers use a token.

Does it support Zero Data Retention?

No.

🙏 Credit: This article is based on public information from the Claude Help Center. Claude is a product of Anthropic. Source: support.claude.com.

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