Is Your Company's Data
Training Someone Else's AI?
77% of employees paste company data into AI tools like ChatGPT. 86% of organizations have zero visibility into this data flow.
This 2-minute assessment calculates your organization's likely exposure—and what to do about it.
What Are Your Employees Pasting Into ChatGPT?
77% of employees paste company data into AI tools. Find out your organization's likely exposure in 2 minutes.
Based on IBM 2025 Data Breach Report findings • Powered by AI analysis
Why Shadow AI Is Your Biggest Blind Spot
The Data Exposure Problem
Employees paste sensitive data into AI tools 3.8 times per day on average. That's customer records, financial data, source code, and strategic plans—all flowing to external AI providers without your knowledge.
The Financial Impact
Shadow AI adds $670,000 to the average data breach remediation cost. Breaches involving unauthorized AI tools cost $4.63M on average—16% higher than breaches without AI involvement.
The Compliance Risk
ChatGPT is not HIPAA compliant—OpenAI doesn't sign BAAs. Every paste of PHI is a potential violation. Similar risks exist for SOC 2, PCI-DSS, GLBA, and client confidentiality requirements.
The Visibility Gap
47% of employees use personal AI accounts for work. Traditional DLP tools can't see what's being pasted into browser-based AI tools, creating a massive blind spot in your security posture.
The Good News
Organizations that implement AI governance frameworks reduce shadow AI incidents by 60% within 90 days. The first step is understanding your current exposure.
Real Shadow AI Incidents
These aren't hypothetical scenarios—they happened to real organizations.
Samsung Source Code Leak (2023)
Samsung engineers leaked source code, internal meeting notes, and hardware data to ChatGPT on three separate occasions within one month. Samsung subsequently banned all GenAI tools company-wide.
Browser Extension Attack (February 2025)
Security researchers discovered 40+ AI "productivity" browser extensions had been compromised, affecting 3.7 million professionals. These extensions silently scraped data from active browser tabs, including sensitive documents and credentials.
225,000 OpenAI Credentials Stolen (2025)
Infostealer malware harvested OpenAI credentials from employee devices and sold them on dark web markets. Attackers gained access to complete chat histories, exposing months of sensitive corporate data that employees had shared with ChatGPT.
143,000 AI Conversations Publicly Exposed (2025)
A security researcher discovered over 143,000 ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot conversations publicly accessible via Archive.org. The exposed conversations included legal advice, therapy sessions, business strategies, and employee workplace grievances.
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