When Employees Leak Secrets to Chatbots

You didn't get hacked, your employees just volunteered your secrets to the internet. One in five data

breaches now traces back to your own team pasting company secrets into chatbots just to save time.

We are talking source code, product roadmaps, and strategy documents fed directly into

public models like they are tipping a valet. The nightmare scenario is that these AI

models actually memorize what they are fed. So when your engineers paste proprietary

code to debug it, that code enters the training pipeline. Your hard-earned intellectual property

is now training the very model your competitors use. It is a voluntary exfiltration program

where you pay for the R&D and someone else gets the benefit. You can spend millions on security,