Integrated security company Logpresso will expand the monitoring scope of its security information and event management (SIEM) platform to include corporate generative AI usage activities.

Logpresso said on Oct. 7 it released an app integrating with ChatGPT Enterprise that analyzes generative AI usage records together with existing security logs.

Starting with ChatGPT Enterprise, Logpresso plans to expand the scope of audit integrations so companies can collect and analyze usage records from various generative AI services on a single platform.

The company said the ChatGPT Enterprise integration app connects to OpenAI's ChatGPT Compliance API and collects 10 types of logs, including workspace conversation messages, authentication, administrative audit, app and MCP calls, app authentication, Codex and custom agent activity. Companies can analyze the data with existing security data and configure detection rules to match their policies to detect and track anomalous activity that occurs during AI use.

Companies can determine who uses how much AI and detect and investigate, in conjunction with existing security data, whether corporate secrets such as customer information or internal source code were entered. If they find activity suspected of violating policy, they can analyze related conversations, authentication, administrator actions, and app and MCP call records to confirm the circumstances of use and the impact. Investigation results can be used for follow-up actions, internal audits and materials for compliance responses.

Logpresso CEO Bong-yeol Yang (양봉열) said, "AI conversations and authentication, administrator actions, and external app and MCP call records are data needed for corporate security operations," adding, "We will support companies so they can analyze ChatGPT audit logs with existing security data to check AI usage status, potential leaks of confidential information, and whether internal policies were violated."