GenAI Prompt Security

Ensure safe AI use by intercepting prompts with sensitive data before they're sent to third-party AI tools

Graphic illustrating interception of sensitive data in GenAI prompts before they reach third-party AI tools.

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Users are feeding corporate
data into AI chatbots

Sensitive prompts are slipping through unsecured channels

The launch of ChatGPT marked the beginning of employees routinely using generative AI tools to summarize, analyze, and interact with classified data through unsecured, consumer-grade browsers.

Once sensitive data is entered into AI prompts, it’s unclear how it’s stored, used, or shared. Public leaks of chat logs have exposed proprietary information, API keys, and can enable code injection. Legacy security frameworks like SASE can’t monitor prompt activity, and enterprise browsers fail to protect AI usage on popular consumer browsers.

Obsidian Security closes this gap with real-time prompt controls to locally enforce AI data policies.

68%

of employees use personal GenAI accounts rather than approved platforms

Telus

10%

of GenAI prompts by employees include sensitive corporate data

CSO

12K

API keys and passwords have been found in LLM training datasets

Hacker News

Prevent sensitive data leaks to GenAI prompts

Ensure safe AI prompting by prohibiting users from inputting classified data into GenAI chatbot prompts based on custom keyword recognition or data typesets.

Software interface preventing sensitive data leaks by blocking classified info in GenAI chatbot prompts using keyword and data type detection.
Software screenshot showing controls to block uploads of sensitive or classified documents in GenAI prompts for secure AI use.

Sanitize sensitive document uploads to GenAI

Match AI productivity with safety by blocking users from submitting AI prompts that include documents containing sensitive or classified data.

Enforce AI data policies even for personal accounts

Embed customizable in-browser alerts to track activity, warn users, or restrict unsafe prompts to help employees use GenAI tools responsibly and securely.

Software interface displaying in-browser alerts and restrictions to enforce AI data policies on personal accounts and GenAI usage.
With the Obsidian browser extension, we’ve got a lot of insight of how users are interacting with things like generative AI SaaS solutions out there, potentially going after what documents may be being uploaded.”
Brad Jones,
Chief Information security Officer, Snowflake

Frequently Asked Questions

What is AI prompt security?

AI prompt security is the practice of safeguarding your data from being inputted into generative AI systems outside of corporate policies, either through unintended behavior or insider threat. It focuses on preventing risks such data leakage or exposure by controlling how prompts are  handled by users.

Why does prompt security matter in the enterprise?

Without adequate prompt controls, employees can input corporate or sensitive data into GenAI tools unknowingly, leading to data leaks, compliance violations, or even prompt injection attacks. Legacy security tools like SASE or CASB lack the necessary monitoring capabilities to protect prompt-level interactions.

Do current data loss prevention solutions protect GenAI prompts?

Some solutions like Enterprise Browsers are good policy enforcement tools to put guardrails around what data users input into AI chatbots. However, most organizations struggle with total adoption of these tools, allowing for users to still use popular browsers like Chrome or Edge. Without protections in these browsers, users will not have any controls into the data they can submit to GenAI prompts.

How does Obsidian Security enforce prompt‑level protection?

Obsidian delivers a lightweight, browser‑level enforcement solution for AI data policies through real‑time prompt inspection and keyword recognition. It blocks sensitive data submissions, supports custom rulesets, and integrates with SaaS access controls to secure AI usage across enterprise environments.

Can prompt security stop data leaks even if employees use personal GenAI accounts?

Yes. Obsidian can enforce prompt restrictions and alerts for both managed and unmanaged AI usage, ensuring policy adherence even when GenAI tools are accessed via unmanaged or personal environments.