TrendAI Integrates Anthropic’s Claude into Vision One Platform for AI Security

Apr 16, 2026
TrendAI has partnered with Anthropic to embed Claude models across its Vision One platform, advancing AI-based threat research, automated defense, and vulnerability discovery in AI systems.
TrendAI Integrates Anthropic’s Claude into Vision One Platform for AI Security

In a press release, TrendAI, the enterprise cybersecurity business of Trend Micro, announced a strategic partnership with Anthropic to embed Claude models across its Vision One platform. The integration aims to enhance agentic workflows, automation, and AI-native security operations while expanding research into vulnerabilities within AI systems and infrastructure.

The collaboration will cover the full AI security lifecycle, from vulnerability discovery to automated defense and operational response. TrendAI will use Claude to strengthen its threat research programs, including the Zero Day Initiative and Pwn2Own, which focus on identifying and mitigating security weaknesses before deployment.

According to TrendAI, the partnership will also support global go-to-market efforts and product innovation, helping organizations reduce alert noise and accelerate incident response. Anthropic’s Claude models will power TrendAI’s platform innovation and research initiatives as the company expands its focus on AI-driven security operations worldwide.

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