Employees using personal ChatGPT at work? Here's what IT admins need to do
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Article written by Vakaris Noreika, VP of Product Research and Development at NordLayer Monday morning, you handle security for an organization, and suddenly, your security tools flag personal ChatGPT use on a managed laptop, even though your org pays for ChatGPT Enterprise. You wonder what the employee submitted to ChatGPT. Could be a public job description, or a customer ticket with contact information and internal account details. Maybe sensitive government documents, if that is your line of work, as the acting director of CISA did in 2025? The case is hypothetical. In this article, we will follow 2 versions of the same event. In the first, your security tools identify personal account use, but nothing in your current configuration checks what goes into the prompt.
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