Token Security Brings Anthropic Claude Compliance API Into Its Identity Control Plane

Token Security has announced extended support for Anthropic’s Claude Compliance API, extending Token’s non-human and AI agent identity security platform to help enterprises secure and govern the API keys, workspaces, service accounts, connectors, users, and AI agents behind Claude usage.
As organizations adopt Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Claude Cowork across engineering, business, and automation workflows, security and identity teams need more than visibility into AI activity. They need to understand the identities powering that activity: who owns them, where they live, what they can access, what is their intent, how they are being used, and what risk they introduce across the entire enterprise environment.
Token’s integration with Anthropic’s Claude Compliance API brings Claude-related identity and activity signals into the same control plane customers already use to manage non-human and AI agent identities across connectors, MCP servers, cloud, SaaS, source control, CI/CD, and AI platforms.
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Extending Identity Governance to Claude
Claude is increasingly embedded in the systems enterprises rely on to build software, automate work, and connect data across the business. Developers create API keys to call Claude from applications. Platform teams connect Claude to internal tools. Automation workflows invoke Claude from CI/CD pipelines, cloud workloads, and MCP-connected agents. Each of these patterns introduces non-human identities that must be discovered, owned, monitored, and governed.
Through the Claude Compliance API, Token can help customers discover and contextualize Anthropic assets such as API keys, workspaces, projects, users, service accounts, model activity, tool usage, administrative events, and key lifecycle events. Token then correlates those signals with identity and access context from the rest of the customer’s environment. The result is a unified view of Claude-powered access paths, not just isolated AI usage.
Turning Claude Activity Into Identity Context
An Anthropic API key rarely exists in isolation as it may be created by one user, stored in a repository secret, invoked by a GitHub Action, used by an application running in AWS, and connected to sensitive internal data through an agentic workflow. From a single provider view, each of those signals may appear disconnected. Token Security connects them into an identity graph. With this integration, customers can answer questions such as:
- Who owns this Anthropic key?
- Which workspace does it belong to?
- Where is it stored?
- Which workload, repository, or automation is using it?
- Has it been rotated recently?
- Is it still active?
- What systems or data sources can the Claude-powered workflow reach?
- What is the blast radius if this identity is compromised?
This owner and access context is essential for secure AI adoption. Security and identity teams cannot govern what they cannot attribute, and they cannot remediate what they cannot trace.
Identity Security Posture and Remediation for Claude Identities
Token Security uses Anthropic activity and audit data to help customers identify and prioritize Claude-related risks across their NHI estate. This includes surfacing issues such as stale Anthropic keys, keys without clear owners, abandoned workspaces, over-privileged access, credentials that have not been rotated, and Claude-powered workflows connected to sensitive systems.
Token also detects cross-platform connections and access that can be difficult to identify. For example, an Anthropic key may be created in Claude, stored in GitHub, invoked by a CI/CD workflow, and used inside a cloud workload that has access to production infrastructure. Token treats that as an identity security problem spanning multiple systems, not as a siloed Anthropic, GitHub, or cloud issue.
By bringing Claude into Token’s posture scoring and remediation workflows, customers can prioritize the riskiest Anthropic identities and take action through the same processes they use for the rest of their non-human and AI agent identity environment.
Securing Agentic AI Without Slowing Adoption
Enterprises are moving quickly to adopt AI agents, Claude Code, MCP servers, and AI-powered automation. Security and identity teams need a way to support that adoption without losing control over the credentials and access paths behind it. Token Security gives organizations that foundation.
By integrating with Anthropic’s Claude Compliance API, Token helps customers continuously discover Claude-related identities, map them to owners, understand their intent, evaluate their access, and remediate risk. This enables security, identity, and platform teams to securely scale Claude adoption with the governance expected of enterprise infrastructure.
A Unified Control Plane for Non-Human and AI Agent Identities
Token Security’s integration with Anthropic’s Claude Compliance API brings Claude into the same security and governance model as other non-human and AI agent identities across cloud, SaaS, CI/CD, source control, and AI platforms. For customers, that means Claude-related API keys, workspaces, connectors, users, and agents can be discovered, inventoried, understood, enforced, and remediated from one place.
As enterprises continue to expand their use of Claude, Token Security helps ensure the identities behind that usage are visible, accountable, and secure. Claude-powered workflows are identity-driven access paths and Token Security gives customers the control plane to secure and govern them.
To learn more about the Token Security platform and the integration with Anthropic’s Compliance API, request a demo today.
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