This article examines the current state of AI tooling security visibility across sources like Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Enterprise, Codex, and Google Workspace Gemini, showing that each provides only partial logs and requires additional context for reliable detection. It emphasizes that teams must understand raw data, normalize logs, and enrich them before building detections, because vendor tools alone do not provide complete coverage. #ClaudeCode #Cursor #OpenAIEnterprise #Codex #GoogleWorkspace #Gemini
Keypoints
- AI tooling is gaining access to sensitive systems and data, but detection coverage is lagging behind.
- Claude Code logs can reveal approvals, prompts, tool usage, and suspicious file or command activity.
- Cursor audit logs track admin and setting changes, but not the agent’s full actions.
- OpenAI Enterprise and Codex provide useful control-plane events for identifying risky configuration changes and session behavior.
- Gemini logs show usage context, but defenders still need Drive, Gmail, endpoint, and identity data for full investigation.
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