Bringing Claude Enterprise Activity into Cato AI Security

Claude is now a part of many employees’ everyday work. But even as a sanctioned application, it creates a visibility problem for security teams. Sensitive data can move into prompts, files, projects, and conversations, and teams need a practical way to see what happened and whether it violates policy.

Today, we’re announcing that Cato AI Security integrates with Claude’s Compliance API, bringing Claude Enterprise activity into Cato for visibility, policy review, investigation, and audit-ready reporting.

The challenge: Approved AI still needs oversight

Many organizations have approved Claude Enterprise for business use, but still face the challenge of governing that usage.

A finance user may ask Claude to analyze an internal forecast. A lending specialist may ask for guidance on whether to approve a loan. A support analyst may summarize customer notes that contain personal information. A product manager may upload an unreleased roadmap to create a presentation.

These normal business workflows are also moments when sensitive data, regulated information, or confidential business plans may be exposed. Security and compliance teams need a consistent way to know what happened, what data was shared, whether it aligns with internal policy, and whether it can be tracked and audited.

What the integration does

Cato connects to Claude Enterprise through the Compliance API and retrieves Claude activity and conversation data for analysis by the Cato AI Security Engine.

The integration is designed to cover Claude Enterprise activity, including chats, projects, users, and activity feed events. Once configured, it helps security teams:

• Monitor how employees use Claude Enterprise
• Collect and retain Claude conversation logs
• Detect policy violations and sensitive data exposure
• Support investigations and compliance reporting
• Clearly attribute events to Claude and Anthropic as the data source

The integration gives teams reviewable security context to understand security events. Instead of treating Claude as a separate workflow, teams can govern its usage from the same place they already manage AI security activity.

Watch the video below to learn how the integration works:

Built into Cato’s broader AI security solution

With this integration, Cato brings Claude activity into a broader AI security model that covers employee AI use, enterprise AI applications, and agentic AI. This allows teams to review Claude activity in the context of user behavior and other AI applications.

The value expands further when Claude activity is combined with Cato’s converged SASE platform. Cato brings together network, security, user, application, and data telemetry in a shared data lake, giving teams richer context for investigation and policy review.

Instead of looking at Claude activity in isolation, teams can connect AI usage to who the user is, what applications they accessed, what data moved, and what other security events occurred around the same time.

How to get started

To connect Claude Enterprise to Cato AI Security:

1. In Claude Enterprise, enable the Compliance API and create a Compliance Access Key.
2. In the Cato Management Application, open Integrations and configure the Compliance API connector.
3. Cato retrieves Claude activity through the Compliance API on a scheduled basis.
4. Cato AI Security analyzes the activity and makes it available for review, investigation, and reporting.

Govern Claude Enterprise without slowing adoption

Organizations should not have to choose between enabling AI and managing risk.

With Cato AI Security and Claude’s Compliance API, teams can approve Claude Enterprise for productive work while maintaining the visibility, policy context, and audit-ready records required for responsible AI governance.

To learn more about Cato AI Security, visit our solution page. To learn more about the Compliance API, visit the Claude Compliance API documentation.