Anthropic’s Transparency Hub

System Trust and Reporting

Last updated January 29, 2026

We are sharing more detail on our Usage Policy, some enforcement data, how we handle legal requests, and our approach to user safety and wellbeing to enable meaningful public dialogue about AI platform safety.

Banned Accounts

Anthropic’s Safeguards Team designs and implements detections and monitoring to enforce our Usage Policy. If we learn that a user has violated our policies, including our Usage Policy, Consumer Terms of Service or Commercial Terms of Service (as applicable), or Supported Region Policy, we may take enforcement actions such as warning, suspending, or terminating their access to our products and services.

Banned users may file appeals to request a review of our decision to ban their account.

January - June 2025 Reporting

July - December 2024 Reporting

Child Safety Reporting

Anthropic is committed to combating child exploitation through prevention, detection and reporting. On our first-party services, we employ hash-matching technology and detection classifiers to detect and report CSAM that users may upload.

January - June 2025 Reporting

July - December 2024 Reporting

Legal Requests

Anthropic processes data requests from law enforcement agencies and governments in accordance with applicable laws while protecting user privacy. These requests may include content information, non-content records, or emergency disclosure requests.

For more information, see our full reports here:

January - June 2025 Government Requests for Data

July - December 2024 Government Requests for Data

January - June 2024 Government Requests for Data

Protocol for Addressing Expressions of Suicidal Ideation, Suicide, and Self-Harm Risk

Anthropic is committed to the safety and wellbeing of users who interact with Claude. Please refer to our Protocol for Addressing Expressions of Suicidal Ideation, Suicide, or Self Harm for more information.

Threat Intel Reports

Anthropic monitors and analyzes emerging threats to AI systems and our services to enhance security and inform defensive measures. Our threat intelligence activities help identify attack patterns, malicious actors, and vulnerabilities that could impact AI safety and user security.

Public reports on our findings can be found below:

• Disrupting the first reported AI-orchestrated cyber espionage campaign
• Detecting and countering misuse of AI: August 2025
• Detecting and countering malicious uses of Claude: March 2025.