eScan enhances Enterprise DLP with ChatGPT Tenant Control, addressing critical data sovereignty gap

eScan has introduced an advanced tenant control feature for ChatGPT within its Enterprise DLP platform. The new capability directly addresses one of the biggest barriers to enterprise AI adoption: the risk of sensitive data leaking through unmanaged personal AI accounts.

As enterprises increasingly adopt ChatGPT, a critical gap has emerged. Even when organisations procure ChatGPT Enterprise licenses for their workforce, employees can still access ChatGPT using personal accounts via Google, Apple, or Microsoft authentication providers, completely bypassing corporate oversight and creating ungovernable data risks.

The data sovereignty problem

When employees use personal ChatGPT accounts for work-related queries, organisations lose all visibility and control over what information gets shared. Unlike corporate accounts where conversations can be audited through compliance APIs, personal account usage creates blind spots that compliance and security teams cannot monitor or remediate.

This isn’t theoretical risk. Consider recent incidents where confidential information found its way into AI ...