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Varonis Systems Extends Atlas AI Security Coverage to Claude Enterprise Suite

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Varonis Systems (VRNS) said Tuesday its Atlas platform has extended artificial intelligence security coverage across Anthropic's Claude enterprise suite, including Claude Code and Claude Cowork.

The expansion adds runtime guardrails, activity monitoring, AI security posture management and inventory capabilities for Claude Code, while Claude Cowork receives runtime guardrails and activity monitoring, Varonis Systems said.

Shares of Varonis were up more than 1% in early Tuesday trading.

Price: $45.88, Change: $+0.50, Percent Change: +1.10%

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