Who is affected
Organizations whose employees use ChatGPT and open shared links from external or unverified sources.
How to mitigate it
- 1Instruct employees to avoid clicking ChatGPT share links received from unknown or untrusted senders.
- 2Define clear corporate policies restricting the entry of proprietary, client, or sensitive business data into public AI platforms.
- 3Implement endpoint web filtering and email security solutions to inspect and block suspicious links before users open them.
- 4Review active cloud application permissions and encourage staff to sign out of sensitive web sessions when they are not in use.
How Outsource IT solves this
Our employee security training educates your staff on safe AI adoption and phishing defence so they can spot and avoid malicious links before data is compromised.
Employee Security & Software TrainingTags
Source advisory: the-hacker-news
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