Module 11 — Security & compliance

Name: Harness Engineering — Claude Code Mastery
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In this module

You'll understand exactly what Claude Code sends to the servers, how to lock down access with sandboxing and granular permissions, set up audit and monitoring, protect secrets, and build a case to convince your CISO.

Contents

11.1 — What Claude Code sends (and doesn't send) Key takeaways 11.2 — Data policy by Anthropic plan Key takeaways

11.3 — OS-level sandboxing Key takeaways 11.4 — Granular permissions: allow, ask, deny Key takeaways 11.5 — Managed settings: IT governance Key takeaways 11.6 — Security and audit hooks Key takeaways 11.7 — Telemetry and monitoring with OpenTelemetry Key takeaways 11.8 — Protecting secrets and credentials Key takeaways 11.9 — Guarding against prompt injection Key takeaways 11.10 — Convincing your CISO: the adoption plan Key takeaways

11.1 — What Claude Code sends (and doesn't send) Key takeaways 11.2 — Data policy by Anthropic plan Key takeaways

11.1 — What Claude Code sends (and doesn't send)

The first legitimate question when you introduce Claude Code to a team: what data leaves your machine? The answer is transparent and verifiable.

Claude Code is a local client that communicates with the Anthropic API. Three categories of data are sent: your prompts (what you type and the history of the current conversation), the content of files read (only those Claude consults via the Read tool to accomplish a task), and the outputs of executed commands (result of git diff, test output, etc.). This data constitutes the context the model needs to respond.

What is not sent: your entire codebase at startup (no global scan), your system environment variables, your SSH keys, your global configurat

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