Cyberhaven Brings Data Visibility and Lineage to Claude Enterprise

There is a difference between watching data go into an AI tool and knowing what is inside it. Most security tools do the first. Few do the second.

Employees now keep contracts, source code, and customer records inside their AI workspaces, in chats and projects that build up for months.

Cyberhaven's integration with Claude's Compliance API brings that content into view for Claude Enterprise, and ties it back to where it came from.

What Cyberhaven Sees Inside Claude Enterprise

Cyberhaven connects to Claude Enterprise, powered by Anthropic, through the Compliance API. You onboard Claude Enterprise as a Cyberhaven Cloud Connector, and from there Cyberhaven discovers what is already inside it: the chats and projects across your organization. It reads the messages in those chats, both the prompts your employees write and the responses Claude returns, and it inspects the files involved, both those your employees upload and those Claude generates, against the content-inspection policies you already run.

When something sensitive turns up, it becomes an incident in the Cyberhaven console, with the evidence and context around it, and your team triages it the way it would triage a risk from anywhere else your data lives. The connection is read-only. It reads activity so you can see it, and nothing about how Claude works changes.

Keep in mind what that data actually is. The files and chats inside Claude Enterprise are contracts, source code, customer records, and strategy documents that employees brought in to do real work. Your existing controls could watch that content go in. Afterward, it sat somewhere they could not look.

Where The Data Came From

Finding sensitive content inside Claude is worth something on its own. It is worth far more once you know where that content came from.

Take a file that surfaces in a Claude project. Cyberhaven does not stop at labeling it sensitive. It ties the file to its origin and the route it took to get there, drawing on the lineage and context it has already built across your endpoints, browsers, SaaS apps, and cloud. The Claude incident carries that history with it, so it reads as part of a data trail you were already following rather than an alert with no past.

The rest of the platform runs on the same idea. Protection follows the history of the data, not the tool the data happens to be sitting in. An AI app is one more place data travels, and lineage is what lets protection travel with it.

Governed in the Console You Already Use

None of this lives on a separate screen. Claude Enterprise folds into the view your team already works in. The same policies apply to it, its incidents surface in the same console, and its data connects to the same lineage.

That consistency matters more as the number of AI applications in your environment grows. Otherwise governance splinters into a different tool and a different workflow for every app your employees adopt. Here, Claude Enterprise flows into the platform you already run, governed alongside the rest of your environment, across the people and the agents acting on your data.

AI adoption does not have to outrun your visibility. For Claude Enterprise, what is inside is no longer a blind spot.

See it for yourself. Book a demo to watch Cyberhaven find sensitive data inside Claude Enterprise and trace it back to where it came from.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Cyberhaven integration with Claude's Compliance API do?

Cyberhaven connects to Claude Enterprise through the Compliance API to discover and inspect the data inside it, including chats, projects, and the files in them, both those uploaded by employees and those Claude generates. It applies your existing content-inspection policies, classifies sensitive data, and raises findings as incidents in the Cyberhaven console for your team to triage.

What data inside Claude Enterprise can Cyberhaven see?

The integration surfaces the chats and projects across your organization, including the messages in each chat, both user prompts and Claude responses. The files in them, whether uploaded by employees or generated by Claude, are inspected against the content-inspection policies you already run, so sensitive material is identified and connected back to its origin through Cyberhaven's data lineage.

Does the integration change how Claude works?

No. The connection is read-only. Cyberhaven uses it to discover, inspect, and classify data and to raise incidents in its own console. It does not control, restrict, or modify Claude, and it does not sit in the path of anyone's work.