Secure your employee's use of GenAI
NROC Security adds visibility and guardrails for Grok.
Sensitive data can be exposed through prompts, and prompt injections, like AI skeleton keys, can manipulate responses that reveal unwanted content.
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Insufficiently verified responses, with manipulated or hallucinatory content, may cause companies to operate with inaccurate or unsuitable data.
Unmonitored access and usage makes it impossible to confirm adherence of company policies.
By pinpointing use cases with the greatest opportunities and risks.
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By knowing the organization is safeguarded and issues are detected early.
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By permitting the use of proprietary information to some AI while keeping unsanctioned data away from any AI.
By equipping business users with safeguards that empower them to explore new ways of working and unlock new efficiencies.
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It is very positive that the big GenAI vendors, like OpenAI, Microsoft and others, have been granting more transparency into how they treat the content they collect from their end users. It’s only reasonable that you know where your prompt may end up. Will it be used to train the model, or will it even show up in an AI generated response to somebody else?
Grok3 by xAI was launched on 17 February 2025 and is now supported by NROC Security
