Claude Code · Claude · Anthropic
Fix the vulnerabilities the scan found
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Where the scan identified a vulnerability, Claude Code could often generate a fix, test it, and build it.
Key facts
- Assess 466 million lines of government code in 20 hours
- It took about 20 hours for Alberta’s implementation; the team estimates that that kind of review could otherwise have taken around 6.5 years
- A team inside Alberta’s Ministry of Technology and Innovation scanned 466 million lines of code in 20 hours, remediated security gaps across its systems, and built new tools to make those systems
- That includes roughly 1,280 applications and 3,400 code repositories
Summary
A team inside Alberta’s Ministry of Technology and Innovation scanned 466 million lines of code in 20 hours, remediated security gaps across its systems, and built new tools to make those systems safer. They're sharing details of their experience as an example of how government agencies can use Claude and Claude Code to secure their systems at a large scale. “Albertans trust their government with some of the most sensitive information in their lives, and it is our responsibility to protect it,” said Nate Glubish, Alberta’s Minister of Technology and Innovation. Alberta’s Ministry of Technology and Innovation maintains the systems of all 27 provincial ministries, from social services to public safety to wildfire response. The Ministry’s systems hold highly sensitive information, including tax records, government procurement data, and social services case files.