ChatGPT Data Loss Prevention
A proxy that redacts sensitive data in every ChatGPT prompt - before it reaches OpenAI's servers. Browser, desktop app, and mobile, all covered.
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Hi, customer Sarah ([email protected][REDACTED_PERSONAL_INFO_1], +1 415 555 0118[REDACTED_PERSONAL_INFO_2]) is blocked at checkout. Her card 4539 1488 0343 6467[REDACTED_FINANCIAL_DATA_1] keeps failing. Our prod DB is at db.acme.io with PG_PASSWORD=hunter2production[REDACTED_CREDENTIALS_1].
What leaks to ChatGPT - and why
The four exfiltration patterns we see most often when teams adopt ChatGPT.
Customer PII pasted into prompts
The single most common ChatGPT leak: an employee pastes a customer email, support transcript, or CRM export and asks for a summary. The full row hits OpenAI's logs.
API keys, AWS credentials, and `.env` snippets
Debugging help requests routinely include real production credentials. AKIA…, sk-…, and Bearer tokens regularly show up in ChatGPT conversation history.
Proprietary source code and internal documents
Pasting an internal RFC or a chunk of a private repo for a refactor sends that IP to a third party. OpenAI's enterprise terms help on the policy side; they don't undo a paste.
Anonymous / temporary conversations bypass governance
ChatGPT supports unauthenticated and temporary chats that don't tie to a corporate identity. Many network-only DLP tools only see signed-in traffic and miss these entirely. NexusNest covers both.
What ChatGPT actually sees, with NexusNest in front
The user types whatever they want. NexusNest redacts the sensitive spans in-flight, so the prompt that reaches OpenAI has placeholders in place of the secrets.
Hi, customer Sarah ([email protected], +1 415 555 0118) is blocked at checkout. Her card 4539 1488 0343 6467 keeps failing. Our prod DB is at db.acme.io with PG_PASSWORD=hunter2production.
Hi, customer Sarah ([REDACTED_PERSONAL_INFO_1], [REDACTED_PERSONAL_INFO_2]) is blocked at checkout. Her card [REDACTED_FINANCIAL_DATA_1] keeps failing. Our prod DB is at db.acme.io with [REDACTED_CREDENTIALS_1].
Set up in 2 minutes
Install the agent
Download the .pkg / .exe and double-click. The agent installs a local trusted CA and the system proxy - no IT ticket required for ChatGPT traffic to flow through it.
Open your AI tool as normal
Use ChatGPT exactly the way you do today - browser, desktop app, or API. The agent intercepts the outgoing request, runs the redaction pipeline, and forwards a redacted version.
Watch the dashboard
Every prompt shows up in the admin dashboard with what was redacted, by which employee, on which machine. ChatGPT usage becomes legible.
ChatGPT DLP - common questions
Does it work with the ChatGPT desktop app?
Yes. The agent installs a system proxy that intercepts traffic from the ChatGPT macOS and Windows desktop apps, not just the browser. Same for ChatGPT Voice and the iOS/Android API calls when routed through the device.
What about ChatGPT temporary chats and the 'anonymous' flow?
Both are covered - signed-in conversations and the temporary / unauthenticated flow. Naive DLP tools only inspect signed-in traffic and miss the rest; NexusNest sees every prompt either way.
Does this break Custom GPTs or file uploads?
No. Only the user-authored prompt text is scanned. Files attached to a conversation pass through untouched (they're a separate upload endpoint we explicitly do not modify).
Will OpenAI flag the redacted prompts as suspicious?
No. The redacted output is plain text with placeholders like [REDACTED_PERSONAL_INFO_1]. ChatGPT treats them as opaque tokens, answers the underlying question, and you get a normal response.
Does ChatGPT Enterprise / Team already cover this?
ChatGPT Team and Enterprise add training-data opt-outs and SAML SSO. They do not redact what users type - your prompts still leave the device verbatim. NexusNest sits in front of that and removes sensitive content before it reaches OpenAI.
Stop sensitive data leaking to ChatGPT today
Deploy on every employee laptop in under 10 minutes. 14-day free trial. No credit card required.