Cyberhill says Cerebro adds business context to Claude Enterprise

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Cyberhill Partners says its new Cerebro product gives Anthropic's Claude Enterprise a semantic layer for proprietary business data without moving the data itself.

Cyberhill Partners said on Aug. 20 that its new Cerebro product gives Anthropic’s Claude Enterprise a context and semantic layer for an organization’s proprietary data, relationships, business rules and institutional knowledge while leaving the data in place.

The company said the tool is designed to help enterprises give Claude Enterprise a structured understanding of business information without moving that data. Cyberhill said the product is intended to move from retrieval-based AI to context-understanding AI for enterprise use.

Why it matters

Cyberhill said the product is aimed at the problem it called the “last mile” of secure enterprise AI implementation. In the company’s telling, businesses want AI systems that can work with their internal information and preserve accuracy and traceability for high-stakes work.

The release said Cerebro can help clients deploy Claude Enterprise against their own business context in days. Cyberhill also said the approach reduces architectural complexity for enterprise teams.

Background

The Austin, Texas-based company described itself as a professional services firm that works with Fortune 500 organizations and U.S. government agencies. It said it has completed more than 1,000 enterprise software implementations and has over a decade of AI experience with the U.S. Department of Defense and Intelligence Community.

Cyberhill said Cerebro creates what it calls a “Context and Semantic Layer.” The company said the layer provides a logical map of enterprise knowledge by structuring data, entities, relationships and business logic.

The release also said the layer will extend to enterprise versions of ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok in the coming weeks.

What the company said

Jake McAndrew, Cyberhill’s chief operating officer, said enterprises have struggled with the “last mile” of secure enterprise AI implementations. He said Cerebro removes architectural complexity and allows clients to deploy Claude Enterprise against their own business context in days.

What happens next

Cyberhill said the same context and semantic layer will roll out to enterprise versions of ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok in the coming weeks. The company did not provide additional technical details in the release.

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