Anthropic Beta Enables EDR Monitoring for Claude Cowork
First merged summary.
Anthropic beta integrates EDR sensors in Claude Cowork local VMs on macOS and Windows.
Anthropic launched a beta feature enabling endpoint detection and response sensors inside Claude Cowork local virtual machines on macOS and Windows. This provides security teams visibility into AI agent shell commands and code that host-based EDR tools cannot access. The integration supports Team and Enterprise plans, requires Claude Desktop 4.4212.0 or later, and works with approved vendors including CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and Tanium. It connects to Amazon Bedrock, Google Cloud Vertex AI, or Microsoft Foundry; sensors install at VM startup and transmit activity outside the Cowork network allowlist.
- Claude Desktop 4.4212.0 or later required
- Approved EDR vendors: CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Tanium
- Visibility into VM shell commands and AI agents
- Installed at most once per VM startup
- Supports macOS and Windows 10/11
- Transmits data outside Cowork network allowlist
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- Cyber Security NewsTanium included in approved vendors and cloud provider integrations
- GBHackersNetwork allowlist transmission details and Windows virtualization support
- Products
- Claude CoworkClaude Desktop
- AI models
- Claude
Coverage
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Cyber Security NewsFirst report
Anthropic Enables EDR Monitoring in Claude Cowork
Anthropic's beta lets teams monitor Claude Cowork activity inside local VMs via existing EDR consoles on macOS and Windows.
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GBHackers
Anthropic adds EDR support for Claude Cowork AI agents
Claude Desktop beta now allows EDR sensors in local VMs for Windows and macOS users.