Enterprise Articles
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Claude Marketplace Adds Cursor, CrowdStrike, Factory, Gamma, and Vercel
Anthropic is expanding Claude Marketplace with Cursor, CrowdStrike, Factory, Gamma, and Vercel. Enterprise customers can use an existing Anthropic spend commitment to buy Claude-powered solutions from marketplace partners, with Anthropic directing buyers to their account team rather than a self-serve checkout.
Claude Makes Enterprise-Managed Auth for MCP Connectors Generally Available
Anthropic says enterprise-managed auth for MCP connectors is now generally available. Claude Team and Enterprise admins can centralize authorization through their identity provider, while users receive connector access automatically without individual OAuth consent flows.
Claude Security Brings Mythos 5 Scans to Enterprise Customers
Anthropic says Claude Security scans now run on Claude Mythos 5 for Claude Enterprise customers. The public-beta product scans connected codebases, returns CWE, confidence, severity, and suggested-fix details, and opens approved fixes in Claude Code on the web without exposing the Mythos model directly.
MCP 2026-07-28 Moves to a Stateless Core as Claude Rolls Out Support
Anthropic says the MCP 2026-07-28 specification moves the Model Context Protocol from a bidirectional stateful design to a request/response model, adds versioned extensions for MCP Apps and Tasks, and aligns authorization with production OAuth 2.0 and OIDC deployments.
Codex Permission Profiles: Least-Privilege Controls for Local Agent Work
OpenAI shipped Codex permission profiles in beta -- reusable, inheritable policies that replace the coarse sandbox_mode/sandbox_workspace_write combo. A profile binds OS-enforced filesystem read/write/deny rules (down to **/*.env) to per-domain network and Unix-socket rules. Enterprise admins get fail-closed allowlists via requirements.toml. Profiles govern local sandboxed command execution only, not MCP servers, app connectors, browser, or cloud.
OpenAI's Secure MCP Tunnel: Connect Private MCP Servers Over Outbound-Only HTTPS
OpenAI's Secure MCP Tunnel connects private and on-prem MCP servers to ChatGPT, Codex, and the Responses API without opening inbound firewall ports. You need a tunnel_id, an API key with Tunnels Read plus Use, and -- separately -- ChatGPT developer-mode access. That permission split is the most common setup blocker.
Claude Managed Agents Add Self-Hosted Sandboxes (Public Beta) and MCP Tunnels (Research Preview)
Anthropic says Claude Managed Agents can now run tool execution in a sandbox you control (public beta) and connect to private MCP servers via MCP tunnels (research preview). The update targets enterprise security requirements by keeping execution and private services within an organization's perimeter.
Claude Code +50% Weekly Limits Promo Ended September 13, 2026; Limits Are Now 25% Higher Permanently
Anthropic's +50% Claude Code weekly-limits promotion ended September 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM PT. On September 14 Anthropic rewrote its support article: starting September 14, 2026, weekly limits in Claude Code are 25% higher than they were before the promotion for Pro, Max, Team, and seat-based Enterprise plans. Five-hour limits are unchanged.
Codex Hooks and Programmatic Access Tokens: Setup, Trust Model, and What Actually Runs Today
Codex access tokens are ChatGPT Business and Enterprise workspace credentials for non-interactive Codex CLI runs. Create one at chatgpt.com/admin/access-tokens, then authenticate with CODEX_ACCESS_TOKEN or codex login --with-access-token. Hooks are the in-session extensibility framework: eleven lifecycle events. As of August 2026, command and mcp_tool handlers execute; at launch only command handlers did.
Cursor adds enterprise model controls, soft spend limits, and richer usage analytics
Cursor's May 4, 2026 update adds granular model/provider access controls for Enterprise admins, introduces soft spend limits with automated alerts, and expands usage analytics so admins can break consumption down by product surface (including Cloud Agents, Bugbot, and Security Review).