AI Security for Small Teams
AI security tools and playbooks for small teams
Evaluate ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, AI agents, meeting bots, and browser extensions before your customer data, source code, or internal files become the test environment.
Classify sensitive prompts before employees use general AI tools.
Review page access, clipboard access, and connected accounts.
Use managed accounts, retention controls, and role-based access.
Set consent, retention, and external sharing rules before rollout.
MVP focus
Practical decisions, not security theater.
Cybergiz is built for founders, operators, and technical leads who need a usable AI security baseline without buying an enterprise GRC platform.
Reviews
Data handling, admin controls, evidence, and small-team recommendations for AI tools.
Playbooks
Step-by-step policies for customer data, employee AI use, plugins, and meeting bots.
Checker
A local-only risk score that turns AI tool usage into concrete safeguards.
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First guides and reviews
Customer data AI approval form
A reusable approval form for small teams deciding whether customer data can be used in ChatGPT, AI assistants, connectors, support workflows, meeting summaries, or internal automation.
ChatGPT projects and shared workspace risks
A practical security guide for small teams using ChatGPT Projects, shared projects, files, instructions, memory, links, and workspace collaboration.
AI policy for support teams using ChatGPT
A practical ChatGPT policy for small support teams covering customer tickets, reply drafting, redaction, connectors, retention, escalation, and human review.
How to redact customer tickets before using AI
A practical redaction workflow for small teams that want to use ChatGPT or other AI tools on customer support tickets without exposing unnecessary personal, account, billing, or security data.
ChatGPT Business retention questions for small teams
The practical retention questions small teams should answer before using ChatGPT Business with customer data, files, projects, shared links, apps, and offboarded employees.