CrowdStrike Announces Integration with ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API

CrowdStrike Falcon Shield adds visibility and governance to OpenAI GPT-based agents, including those built with ChatGPT Enterprise and OpenAI Codex.

August 05, 2025

| Yonatan Nachman | Artificial Intelligence

CrowdStrike is announcing a native integration between CrowdStrike Falcon® Shield SaaS security and the OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API, adding visibility and security posture capabilities for mutual customers’ ChatGPT Enterprise environments. This integration helps security teams inventory and monitor AI agents across their organization — including who created them, what they access, and how they’re shared — so teams can consistently apply existing security controls.

As enterprises embrace generative AI, Falcon Shield centralizes visibility and control alongside ChatGPT Enterprise’s built-in security and admin features — supporting governance requirements for GPT-based agents without slowing down innovation.

Managing the Growth of AI Agents

As organizations embrace agentic AI to drive automation at scale, an explosion of agents is transforming SaaS environments. They act on users’ behalf, automating tasks, retrieving data, and integrating with internal systems. To meet compliance and governance requirements, many teams seek additional visibility into how these agents are used.

With Falcon Shield's integration with OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API, IT and security teams gain added visibility into all GPT agents used with ChatGPT Enterprise in their environment and learn who created them, what tools and systems they access, and how they're shared. With just a few clicks, teams can monitor usage, audit external connections, and detect overly permissive configurations. This helps ensure AI agents are governed and aligned with enterprise policies, complementing ChatGPT Enterprise’s existing security and administrative controls.

With these capabilities, organizations can:

Discover GPT agents used with ChatGPT Enterprise in their workspace: This includes custom GPTs created by employees across departments, from finance teams building budget analysis agents to HR departments creating onboarding assistants.

A "Contact Vendor Support" GPT with invite-only visibility

Figure 1. Falcon Shield’s integration provides detailed visibility into each GPT agent, including its purpose, risk level, creation date, and access permissions. Here, a “Contact Vendor Support” GPT is shown with invite-only visibility, indicating it can only be accessed by authorized users.

Figure 2. Falcon Shield's comprehensive App Inventory surfaces AI agents deployed across the ChatGPT Enterprise workspace. Security teams can instantly discover GPTs from various departments, including HR onboarding assistants and Salesforce GPTs, along with their approval status, creation dates, and estimated risk levels.

Monitor which tools these agents use: Track whether agents have access to image generation, code interpretation, web search capabilities, or custom actions that connect to external systems.

Figure 3. Falcon Shield flags GPTs with action capabilities as high-impact security risks, surfacing which external systems they connect to. In this example, the integration has identified GPTs accessing Salesforce APIs and ticketing systems, providing security teams with additional visibility into which AI agents can interact with sensitive external services.

Detect overly permissive GPT sharing settings: Flag GPTs that are shared publicly or across the entire organization when they should be restricted to specific teams, such as a legal research GPT accidentally made available company-wide.
Monitor ChatGPT access to code (OpenAI Codex): Falcon Shield’s App Inventory integration surfaces app connections across the environment, including OpenAI Codex connections to GitHub repositories. Through its GitHub integration, security teams gain added visibility into all AI services with repository access and their granted permissions. This comprehensive detection helps teams identify and manage AI systems interacting with code assets.

Figure 4. Falcon Shield reveals the “chatgpt-connector” OAuth application in GitHub — OpenAI's Codex integration for code generation and repository access. The integration surfaces high-risk write permissions for actions and content that allow AI systems to modify code, highlighting critical security insights.

Governing Enterprise AI

Designed for seamless rollout, Falcon Shield's integration with ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API adds visibility into AI usage across the organization, helping security teams discover shadow AI, spot risky access patterns, and extend consistent governance across generative AI deployments. As "citizen developers" build powerful custom GPTs, security teams must keep pace without stifling innovation.

With CrowdStrike Falcon Shield, organizations can harness the power of generative AI while strengthening rigorous security controls. AI doesn’t have to be a blind spot. With Falcon Shield, it becomes part of a stronger security posture.

Learn more about Falcon Shield for ChatGPT Enterprise: https://www.crowdstrike.com/en-us/platform/falcon-shield/