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Anthropic adds a security center to Claude Enterprise and makes inference hooks generally available

Anthropic added new security and admin features to Claude Enterprise: a security center (beta) that compares an organization's Claude settings with recommended ones, generally available inference hooks that send prompts and tool calls to a company's own security tools, and a central admin console.

What happened

  • The security center checks settings for chat, Cowork and Claude Code against Anthropic's recommended configuration, links to each setting to change, and exports a report for auditors.
  • Inference hooks are now generally available in two forms: prompt hooks, which send prompts for a policy check, and pre-tool-call hooks, which check tool calls before they run.
  • Centralized management (beta) gives a parent organization one console at admin.claude.com for single sign-on, directory sync, groups and Compliance API keys across its Claude organizations.
  • New beta access controls let admins sign a member out everywhere with one Admin API call, manage their own IP allowlist, and block personal Claude accounts in Claude Desktop on managed computers.
  • Anthropic says the security center is guidance, not a certification or guarantee of compliance.
Why it matters: For companies rolling out Claude to staff, it's easier to prove to IT and auditors how Claude is configured and to apply existing data-loss rules to what people type and what agents do.

Sources

Checked November 9, 2026 against the sources above. Claims about performance or benchmarks are the company's own unless stated otherwise.

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