Cyberhaven Adds Compliance API Integrations for ChatGPT Enterprise and Claude Enterprise
Cyberhaven said in a press release that it added compliance API integrations for OpenAI's ChatGPT Enterprise and Claude Enterprise, powered by Anthropic. The integrations use the ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API and Claude Compliance APIs to monitor, inspect, and classify sensitive data inside conversations, uploaded files, and workspace activity.
The ChatGPT Enterprise integration can inspect user prompts, assistant responses, file uploads, tool invocations, custom GPT knowledge files, configurations, sharing settings, ownership details, and metadata such as model used, timestamps, workspace ID, and temporary chat indicators. Cyberhaven said it applies classification to identify information such as intellectual property, credentials, regulated data, customer information, legal content, and financial information.
For Claude Enterprise, customers can onboard Claude as a Cyberhaven Cloud Connector to discover conversations, Projects, files, users, roles, chat messages, and uploaded files. Findings are shown as incidents in the Cyberhaven console with related evidence and context.
The ChatGPT Enterprise integration is available now for ChatGPT Enterprise and Edu workspaces. The Claude Enterprise integration is expected to be available to Cyberhaven customers in August 2026. Both integrations support historical scans within each platform's retention window and continuous scans for new activity.
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