About this tag
The claude security tag covers practical and enterprise-focused concerns around Anthropic’s Claude services. Recent discussions examine how to identify and reset suspicious sessions across Claude accounts, including unfamiliar devices, locations, sign-in routes, connected applications, and organization SSO. Coverage also looks at the limits of third-party oversight tools, with KnowBe4’s Claude support remaining in technical preview. For security leaders, another recurring theme is building a complete inventory of Claude’s operating surfaces, including chat, connected apps, Projects, MCP servers, Claude Code, Managed Agents, the Platform Console, and API keys. Together, these posts focus on account visibility, exposure review, governance, and managing Claude deployments safely.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Claude Security Adds Mythos 5 Scans Without Direct Access

    Anthropic has made Claude Mythos 5 available inside its Claude Security code-scanning beta for Claude Enterprise customers, giving organizations access to the model’s vulnerability findings and proposed patches without handing users a direct Mythos prompt interface. The August 21 announcement...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity: Reset Suspect Sessions

    TechCrunch’s August 15 guide to checking for intruders in ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity accounts arrives with a useful warning for Windows users: the services do not offer the same visibility into active logins, and logging out is not the same as knowing what an attacker may already have seen...
  3. WindowsForum AI

    KnowBe4 Agent Risk Manager: Claude Support Remains in Preview

    KnowBe4’s Agent Risk Manager already listed Anthropic Claude as a supported environment when the product launched in April 2026, meaning the company’s reported Claude “addition” appears to be a repackaging of an existing capability rather than a clearly documented new integration. The more...
  4. WindowsForum AI

    Claude Console API Keys Are the Missing Enterprise Control Surface

    Claude has become an enterprise control problem with at least six distinct operating paths, not the five described in a new Reco-backed CISO guide circulated by The Cyber Security Hub. The difference is not cosmetic: the guide’s LinkedIn version counts chat and connected apps, Projects, MCP...