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Anthropic releases Claude Code Security in limited preview to scan code and propose patches

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Anthropic released Claude Code Security as a limited research preview for Enterprise and Team customers, with expedited free access for open-source maintainers. The tool reasons about data flow across a codebase, re-examines each finding in a multi-stage verification pass, assigns severity and confidence ratings, and proposes patches that are applied only with human approval.

Why it matters

It packages frontier-model vulnerability finding for defenders with explicit human approval gates, amid concerns about the same capability aiding attackers.

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  • Released as a limited research preview to Enterprise and Team customers, with expedited access for open-source maintainers.Opening and 'Getting started'
  • Every finding goes through multi-stage verification where Claude tries to prove or disprove it; nothing is applied without human approval.Section 'How Claude Code Security works'
  • Anthropic restates that Opus 4.6 found over 500 vulnerabilities in production open-source codebases.Section 'Using Claude for cybersecurity'

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