Claude Code Security release by Anthropic enhancing enterprise AI development security

Fresh AI tools land while markets and mainframes feel the heat.

Anthropic has introduced a new code security capability that reviews codebases, flags subtle vulnerabilities, and suggests precise fixes. The early preview targets enterprise teams drowning in backlogs. Developers still make the final call, but security teams gain faster visibility into risks that older scanners often miss.

Markets reacted quickly. Cybersecurity shares slid for a second straight session as investors questioned how far AI-driven tools could cut into traditional offerings. At the same time, IBM stock dropped sharply after Anthropic claimed that Claude Code could speed COBOL upgrades, raising fresh questions around long-standing services revenue.

Claude’s New Security Tool Spots Code Flaws Before Hackers Do

Anthropic has rolled out the Claude Code Security in a limited research preview for enterprise users. The capability reviews codebases, detects subtle vulnerabilities, and suggests targeted fixes. Developers keep final control, while security teams clear backlogs faster and catch risks that older scanners often miss.

Cybersecurity Shares Slide Again as New AI Tool Spooks Investors

Markets reacted sharply as cybersecurity stocks dropped for a second straight day following Anthropic’s Claude Code Security release. Investors fear AI features could eat into traditional security services. Still, CrowdStrike’s CEO insists its Falcon platform remains essential for stopping real-world breaches.

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Investors reacted quickly after Anthropic suggested its tools could speed COBOL modernization on IBM systems. The claim raised concerns about long-standing consulting work around mainframes. IBM stock fell sharply as markets weighed how faster code upgrades might affect the company’s services revenue.

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Anthropic reported large-scale Claude model mining efforts by rival labs using fraudulent accounts to extract capabilities. The activity involved millions of interactions meant to train competing models. The company warns that such misuse could weaken built-in safeguards and raise serious security concerns.

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