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Employees using personal ChatGPT at work? Here's what IT admins need to do
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Summary
NordLayer VP of Product Research and Development Vakaris Noreika describes how an employee using a personal ChatGPT account at work can expose sensitive company data, even when the organization provides an approved ChatGPT Enterprise workspace. The article walks IT administrators through investigating unauthorized AI use and blocking sensitive information before it reaches personal accounts, using a hypothetical scenario with and without NordLayer AI Scout.
Mitigation
In the scenario, NordLayer AI Scout is deployed on the managed browser with a custom detector set to "Block" for the customer account number format, which stops matching prompts before they are submitted. The article also recommends tracking AI use beyond the approved tool list.
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