AWS Continuum integrates with OpenAI Codex and Anthropic Claude Code in major AI security push
THE SO WHAT
AWS wiring its Continuum security stack directly into OpenAI Codex and Claude Code is a bet that the control point in AI development is the security layer, not the model. If you’re standardizing on AI coding tools, treat security integration as a first-class selection criterion—whoever owns the guardrails will influence how and where your code runs.
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