Security teams can now apply the DLP policies they already run in MIND to their organization’s Claude Enterprise and Claude Platform activity
MIND, the AI-native data loss prevention (DLP) platform, announced its integration with Claude’s Compliance API. The integration connects MIND to Claude Enterprise and Claude Platform, giving security teams a clear view of the sensitive data moving through Claude and a way to respond to it using the policies and workflows they already rely on. MIND is one of the security integrations included in today’s Compliance API announcement.
Claude has quickly become part of how work gets done. Employees upload spreadsheets and ask it to work through internal documents, which is exactly where its value comes from. Security leaders see that value, and they also want a confident answer about what sensitive data is reaching Claude. Most can’t get that answer from their current DLP stack, because Claude activity sits outside the channels those tools were built to watch.
Through the Compliance API, MIND brings Claude activity into the MIND platform. For Claude Enterprise customers, that includes conversation content such as chats, uploaded files and projects, along with activity logs and the organization’s user directory. For Claude Platform customers, MIND ingests activity logs. MIND’s multi-layer AI classification engine reads the content and context of that data, recognizing sensitive information like customer records, payroll reports and source code. It then surfaces the activity that carries real risk, rather than every event that happens to match a rule.
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Security teams don’t need to stand up a separate program for Claude. The policies they already use to protect sensitive data in SaaS apps, on-premise file shares, email and on endpoints now extend to Claude activity, and findings arrive in the same MIND workflow their analysts use every day. Setup is simple. An administrator enables the Compliance API, creates a scoped API key and connects it to MIND. The integration is available to MIND customers at no additional cost.
In addition to the Compliance API integration, MIND also protects sensitive data before it’s shared with Claude. Using its lightweight endpoint agent and browser extension, MIND applies the organization’s sharing policies in real time when someone tries to paste or upload sensitive data into Claude. Depending on the risk, MIND can block the action, add a speed bump that asks the user to justify it or simply coach them on the policy. Controls follow data and the security team sets policies, so employees can keep using Claude for their work while sensitive information stays where it belongs.
“The security leaders we talk to want to say yes to Claude. What holds many of them back is not knowing what sensitive data their people are sharing with it,” said Eran Barak, Co-Founder and CEO of MIND. “This integration answers that question inside the DLP platform they already run, using the policies they’ve already set. When security is confident in their sensitive data security, the business can rapidly move forward with AI.”
“Claude conversations are some of the richest and least structured data an organization produces,” said Hod Bin Noon, Co-Founder and VP of R&D at MIND. “A pattern-matching rule can’t tell whether a pasted table came from a board deck or a public price list. Our classification engine looks at content and context together, so when an alert comes from Claude activity, the team knows it’s worth their time.”
The integration adds Claude to the environments MIND already covers, including GenAI, Agentic AI, SaaS, endpoint, on-premise file shares and email. MIND discovers, detects and prevents across data at rest and in motion from one platform, and its AI DLP Agents handle much of the day-to-day work of running a DLP program, from building custom classifiers to investigating issues. Customers have seen up to 80% less DLP program effort and near-zero false positives.
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