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Anthropic rolls out Enterprise Frontier Safeguards to replace contested data retention policy

Anthropic replaces 30-day retention policy with Enterprise Frontier Safeguards after customer feedback.

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Anthropic announced on 2025-09-09 that it will replace its 30-day data retention policy for enterprise customers with a new solution called Enterprise Frontier Safeguards, following customer feedback. [1] Anthropic said Enterprise Frontier Safeguards gives businesses control over how their data is reviewed, stored, and managed, and allows automated safety monitoring without human review. [2] Anthropic announced on September 1, 2026, that it is introducing Enterprise Frontier Safeguards to address concerns from enterprise customers about its data retention policies. [3] Anthropic generates the vast majority of its revenue by selling to enterprises, and the market is crucial as it prepares for a major IPO. [4] The previous policy, introduced in June 2025 with the launch of Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, required 30-day retention of all traffic on those models to defend against misuse and cyberattacks. [5] Anthropic introduced its existing retention policy in June alongside the launch of Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, requiring 30-day retention of traffic to defend against misuse and cyberattacks. [6] Under the new system, companies will be able to conduct automated safety monitoring without requiring human review by Anthropic. [7]
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  1. Anthropic announced on 2025-09-09 that it will replace its 30-day data retention policy for enterprise customers with a new solution called Enterprise Frontier Safeguards, following customer feedback. · CNBCUnited States
  2. Anthropic said Enterprise Frontier Safeguards gives businesses control over how their data is reviewed, stored, and managed, and allows automated safety monitoring without human review. · CNBCUnited States
  3. Anthropic announced on September 1, 2026, that it is introducing Enterprise Frontier Safeguards to address concerns from enterprise customers about its data retention policies. · PYMNTS.com
  4. Anthropic generates the vast majority of its revenue by selling to enterprises, and the market is crucial as it prepares for a major IPO. · CNBCUnited States
  5. The previous policy, introduced in June 2025 with the launch of Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, required 30-day retention of all traffic on those models to defend against misuse and cyberattacks. · CNBCUnited States
  6. Anthropic introduced its existing retention policy in June alongside the launch of Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, requiring 30-day retention of traffic to defend against misuse and cyberattacks. · PYMNTS.com
  7. Under the new system, companies will be able to conduct automated safety monitoring without requiring human review by Anthropic. · PYMNTS.com
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