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Safeguard articles tagged "openai" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
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ChatGPT Atlas and the Permanent Browser-Agent Injection Problem
OpenAI shipped ChatGPT Atlas in October 2025 and admitted by December that prompt injection in AI browsers may never be fully solved. Defenders need a posture, not a patch.
GPT-5.2 System Card Update: What Changed Since August
OpenAI shipped the GPT-5.2 update to the GPT-5 system card on December 11, 2025. We dig into the preparedness scoring, the cybersecurity capability claims, and what changed for downstream defenders.
GPT-5 Launch: Reading the System Card for Supply-Chain Risk
GPT-5 shipped August 13, 2025 under OpenAI's Preparedness Framework v2. Here's what the system card tells security teams about deployment risk.
Anthropic Claude vs OpenAI GPT: Enterprise Security in 2026
A pragmatic comparison of Claude and GPT for enterprise deployments in 2026, focused on the security and governance controls that matter to a buyer.
OpenAI Preparedness Framework v2: April 2025 Update
OpenAI released Preparedness Framework v2 on April 15, 2025 with sharper thresholds, an AI self-improvement category, and clearer disclosure requirements. We unpack the operational changes.
OpenAI API Key Leakage on GitHub at Scale
A senior engineer's view of OpenAI API key leakage on GitHub at scale, why automated secret scanning misses so many, and what actually stops the bleeding.
Griffin AI vs OpenAI Pricing: Security Workloads
Per-token pricing on the OpenAI API looks cheap on a single call and expensive on a year-long security workload. Griffin AI's pricing reflects the architecture.
Griffin AI vs GPT-5: Compliance Posture
Compliance posture is about what you can prove, not what you can do. GPT-5 has impressive capabilities; Griffin AI is engineered to be defensible.
Griffin AI vs OpenAI Assistants API for SecOps
The OpenAI Assistants API is a general agent framework. SecOps needs more than a framework — it needs the engine-grounded reasoning Griffin AI adds on top.
Griffin AI vs GPT-5: Enterprise Controls
Frontier models offer impressive enterprise features. Security programs need deeper controls than chat can provide—controls that live in the engine around the model.
Griffin AI vs OpenAI Function Calling: Scoping
Function calling gives models the ability to act. Acting safely on behalf of a specific user, in a specific context, within specific policy is a different problem.
Griffin AI vs GPT-5: Context Grounding
A million-token context window is a tool, not a solution. Context grounding for security requires architecture, not just capacity.
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