Claude Enterprise gets a security center, and inference hooks for DLP checks are now GA
What is it?
Anthropic shipped a batch of security and admin features for Claude Enterprise. A security center compares your chat, Cowork and Claude Code settings against Anthropic's recommended configuration on one page, and you can download it as an audit report. Inference hooks are now generally available: they send prompts and tool calls to your existing DLP (data loss prevention) tools for a check before they run. There's also a central admin console at admin.claude.com, an Admin API call to sign a member out everywhere, and a way to block personal Claude accounts on managed machines.
Why does it matter?
The usual blocker for rolling out coding agents is whether existing security tools can see and stop what the agent sends and runs. GA inference hooks answer that. On the API side, a new beta lets an org allowlist up to 1,000 IPs or CIDR ranges, so a leaked key is useless outside them. Security teams can also hand auditors the security center report instead of collecting settings by hand.
Maturity
BetaInference hooks are GA. The security center, central admin console, access controls and API IP allowlist are in beta. It's for Enterprise plans, and the docs say central management setup can't be undone.
How to track it
- GA: watch the Claude release notes for the security center and admin.claude.com leaving beta.
- Partners: check Claude's help docs for more DLP and security vendors supporting inference hooks.
- API: see whether the IP allowlist beta opens to every API organization in the platform.claude.com docs.