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First Look: Claude Security
Anthropic provides a set of security-related tools that help you find vulnerabilities in your code and propose fixes you can review and apply. This course will teach you how to scan your codebase for security issues using three different Claude security tools.
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First Look: Claude Security
Anthropic provides a set of security-related tools that help you find vulnerabilities in your code and propose fixes you can review and apply. This course will teach you how to scan your codebase for security issues using three different Claude security tools.
Beginner
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What you'll learn
Security is a crucial part of maintaining any codebase, but it's not always clear what to scan for, when to scan, or what to do next. In this course, First Look: Claude Security, you'll learn to audit your code for vulnerabilities using Anthropic's suite of security tools.
First, you'll explore the managed Claude Security app. Next, you'll discover the Claude Security plugin for running a deep, multi-agent scan locally in Claude Code. Finally, you'll learn how to use the /security-review command for a quick pass over new code right before you merge. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of Anthropic's security-focused Claude tools needed to fit automated vulnerability scanning into the way your team already works.
When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of Claude Security needed to choose the right tool for your workflow and keep your codebase secure.
First Look: Claude Security
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Jon is an author, developer, and Pluralsight team member via codeschool.com. Lately, he's been working on content and products that help authors create content efficiently. Prior to that, he worked for several years on interactive learning at Code School, and later helped bring that to Pluralsight as Interactive Content.
