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Claude Code Security made a big splash when it was introduced last week, but it may be too early to call it as disruptive as the markets suggested. Anthropic unveiled Claude Code Security on Feb. 20, ...

ISC2, the non-profit membership association for cyber security professionals, has launched a code of conduct to spread more ethical, principled practices across the global cyber security trade. The ...

The debut of Claude Code Security brought Anthropic into direct competition with the biggest pure-play cybersecurity vendors in the world, and investors have noticed ...

On Feb. 20, Anthropic released a vulnerability-scanning tool aimed at security applications, leading to an average drawdown of over 5% across our cybersecurity stock coverage as investors worry that ...

Anthropic’s Claude Code Security sent shockwaves through cybersecurity markets, with CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks among the hardest hit. Shares in leading listed cybersecurity companies have ...

Shares of several major cybersecurity providers dropped today after Anthropic PBC introduced a tool for finding software vulnerabilities. The offering is called Claude Code Security. It’s available as ...

A code snippet discovered in iOS 26.4 shows that CarPlay could gain an Apple TV app for playback while parked, though the implementation details aren't available. According to the code shared by user ...

The department has sent Google, Meta and other companies hundreds of subpoenas for information on accounts that track or comment on Immigration and Customs Enforcement, officials and tech workers said ...