Upcoming · · 11:00 AM CT
How Neo Helps Secure Claude, However You Run It
One policy layer for every way your teams use Claude
Our experts show how security and IT teams can see, govern, and protect Claude across Claude.ai, Claude Code, Cowork, and beyond, without slowing anyone down.
- Date
- Time
- 11:00 AM CT 17:00 UTC
- Length
- 25 minutes
- Format
- Zoom
About the webinar
Claude doesn't live in one place anymore. Developers run Claude Code in their terminals and IDEs. Knowledge workers hand off multi-step tasks to Cowork on their desktops. Teams chat in Claude.ai, connect it to email, docs, and ticketing systems through MCP connectors, and let it act in the browser. Each of these surfaces can read files, call tools, and take real actions on the endpoint and across enterprise apps. Suddenly it’s harder to say what Claude is doing in your environment, and who’s in charge of what it can do.
Join Noah Simon, Product Marketing at Neo, and Noam Varshisky, Product Management at Neo, for a practical 25-minute session on securing Claude wherever your people use it. They'll walk through the risks that come with agentic AI on the endpoint, including prompt injection, unsanctioned connectors, and sensitive data leaving through agent actions. Then they'll demo how Neo gives security and IT teams visibility into Claude usage and enforces policy on agent actions in real time, using hooks to evaluate and block risky behavior before it runs.
What we'll cover
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Where Claude runs in your organization today, and why each surface (Claude.ai, Claude Code, Cowork, connectors) creates a different security picture.
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How Neo provides visibility into Claude usage, MCP servers, and connected apps across every endpoint.
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How hooks-based policy enforcement lets you allow, block, or flag agent actions before they execute, including prompt injection attempts and risky commands.
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How to prevent secrets and sensitive data from leaving through agent actions, with a live demo of Neo.
Presented by
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Noah Simon Product Marketing, Neo
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Noam Varshisky Technical Product Manager, Neo