MIND will integrate seamlessly with the new Compliance API, allowing for the introduction of DLP and Claude.
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MIND announces integration with Claude's Compliance API, incorporating its DLP policies into Claude Enterprise and Claude Platform activities to assist security teams in monitoring sensitive data flows and responding according to existing procedures. The company states that this integration can identify sensitive information in chats, uploaded files, projects, and logs, and it seamlessly integrates with existing workflows.
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The security team can now apply the data leakage prevention ( DLP ) policies that they have already implemented in MIND, to the Claude Enterprise and Claude Platform activities of the organization.

Seattle, September 29, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- MIND ®, a data leakage prevention ( DLP ) platform originating from AI, today announced its integration with Claude's Compliance API. This integration will connect MIND to Claude Enterprise and Claude Platform, enabling security teams to clearly view sensitive data flowing through Claude and to respond using the policies and workflows they have already established. MIND is one of the security integrations mentioned in today's Compliance API announcement.

Claude has quickly become a part of the work methodology. Employees upload spreadsheets and let it process internal documents, and that is where its value lies. The security officer saw this value and also hoped to have a clear answer as to which sensitive data is entering Claude. Most people are unable to obtain this answer from the existing DLP stack, because Claude activities occur outside of the channels that these tools were originally designed to monitor.

Through Compliance API, MIND integrates Claude activities into the MIND platform. For Claude Enterprise customers, this includes chat content, uploaded files, project information, as well as activity logs and the user directory of the organization. For Claude Platform customers, MIND will collect activity logs. The multi-layer AI classification engine of MIND will read the content and context of these data to identify sensitive information such as customer records, salary reports, and source code. Subsequently, it will filter out only those activities that truly pose a risk, rather than every event that meets the rules.

The security team does not need to establish a separate set of procedures for Claude. These procedures are already in use to protect sensitive data in SaaS applications, local file sharing, email, and terminal devices. They have now been extended to Claude activities as well, and the results will be incorporated into the same MIND workflow that analysts use daily. The setup is also very simple. Administrators enable Compliance API, create a API key with a limited scope, and connect it to MIND. This integration is provided free of charge to MIND customers, without any additional costs.

In addition to the integration of Compliance API, MIND also provides protection for sensitive data before it is shared with Claude. With its lightweight terminal proxy and browser extension, when someone attempts to paste or upload sensitive data to Claude, MIND will apply the organization's sharing policies in real-time. Depending on the risk level, MIND may prevent the operation, add a step where users are required to provide a reason, or simply notify them of the relevant policies. Control measures adapt to the flow of data, and the security team sets the policies accordingly. As a result, employees can continue to use Claude for their work, while sensitive information remains where it is supposed to be.

"The security professionals we've talked to all hope to say 'yes' to Claude. What holds back many of them is not Claude itself, but the lack of awareness about what sensitive data employees are sharing with it," said Eran Barak, co-founder and CEO of MIND. "This integration, within their already operational DLP platform and using the policies they have established, addresses that issue. When security is a concern that doesn't need to be worried about, business can progress swiftly AI."

"Conversations like Claude are among the richest and most unstructured data generated by organizations," said Hod Bin Noon, co-founder and vice president of research and development at MIND. "Pattern matching rules cannot determine whether a pasted table comes from board meeting materials or a public price list. Our classification engine takes into account both the content and context, so when an Claude activity triggers an alert, the team knows it's worth investing time in."

This integration adds Claude to the environments already covered by MIND, including generative AI, proxy-based AI, SaaS, terminals, local file sharing, and email. MIND enables discovery, detection, and protection on both static and transmitted data through a single platform; its AI DLP Agents can also handle a large portion of the daily tasks for running DLP projects, ranging from building custom classifiers to investigating issues. Customers report that the workload for DLP projects can be reduced by up to 80%, with almost no false positives.

MIND is the first data security company to be recognized by Cyber Verification Program of Anthropic, and it is also the first company to obtain the ISO / IEC 42001:2023 certification. This certification is an international standard regarding how organizations develop and use AI.

The integration between MIND and Claude Compliance API is now available to Claude Enterprise and Claude Platform customers. If you wish to view a demonstration in your own environment, you can schedule a demo by visiting www.mind.io.

About MIND

The mission of MIND is to help organizations thrive in the digital world of the AI era by protecting their most sensitive data, mitigating risks, and maintaining brand reputation. MIND is designed for the AI era: a platform that enables discovery, detection, and protection in every environment and under every condition of organizational data. MIND AI DLP Agents is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the DLP project, allowing security teams to focus on strategy and to confidently say "yes" to AI innovations. MIND was founded and led by cybersecurity leaders and industry veterans, with its headquarters located in Seattle, Washington. For more information, please contact [ email protected ].

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