Leakage of sensitive information: when interacting with ChatGPT, there is a risk that your company’s confidential information may be leaked. Because these AI models learn from large amounts of data, they could store and remember sensitive information provided.

Exploitation of third-party plugins: integration of third-party plugins into ChatGPT may increase security risks. These plugins may not be properly secured, making it easier to expose sensitive information to external threats.

Easy access to malicious models: now anyone can be a cybercriminal because they can take advantage of ChatGPT or other similar models for sale on the Dark Web (Fraud GPT, BadGPT, Spear-phishing, among others) to carry out very advanced attacks with hardly any investment of time, effort and knowledge.

Generation of malicious content: if a malicious actor has access to an AI model, it could generate malicious content, such as convincing phishing emails or fraudulent social media posts, which are difficult to detect.

Limit access: restrict access to ChatGPT models to authorized and cybersecurity-trained employees only.

Audit third-party plugins: performs a thorough review of third-party plugins before integrating them with ChatGPT to ensure their security and compliance.

Constant monitoring: implement monitoring systems to detect unusual activities related to the use of ChatGPT and its plugins within your corporate network.

Education and awareness: train your employees on the risks associated with the use of ChatGPT and how to identify possible attempts at deception or manipulation.

No database sharing: make sure you do not provide sensitive data or personally identifiable information through ChatGPT, complying with privacy regulations such as the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).