Prisma AIRS AI Gateway centralizes policy, traffic routing, access management, quotas, and cost visibility for AI usage.

The piece invites readers to watch a fireside chat and read a solution brief for deeper insights on runtime security, governance, and cost control.

Frontier AI changes both how software is built and defended, demanding security that covers development, deployment, and runtime.

Anthropic’s Claude and Palo Alto Networks collaborate to secure AI systems, enabling enterprises to adopt frontier AI with greater confidence.

The security approach emphasizes reusable skills, open-source models, and third-party integrations, using AI Supply Chain Security and AI Red Teaming to identify weaknesses before deployment.

AI systems can read credentials, access secrets, modify files, and carry out actions across endpoints, underscoring enterprise risk without proper governance.

A four-part security lifecycle—discover, assess, protect, govern—maps to concrete actions like Shadow AI visibility, AI Supply Chain Security, AI Red Teaming, and runtime protections.

The collaboration between Anthropic (Claude) and Palo Alto Networks aims to secure AI systems and help enterprises confidently scale with frontier AI.

Palo Alto Networks promotes platformized security, integrating AI security with network, identity, and Cortex security operations to safeguard AI-enabled environments.

Claude-related agents, MCP servers, and integrations are visible through Cortex Agentic Endpoint Security, with additional controls provided by Prisma Browser and Prisma SASE.