Seraphic Adds Security Controls for ChatGPT Atlas Browser

Nov 3, 2025
Seraphic announced day-one support for OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas browser, offering real-time protection, data loss prevention, and adaptive access policies for enterprise environments.

Seraphic announced in a press release that it now provides day-one protection for ChatGPT Atlas, the new AI-powered browser from OpenAI. The company’s Secure Enterprise Browser (SEB) technology delivers phishing and malware protection, data loss prevention, and real-time policy enforcement for both managed and unmanaged devices.

Seraphic’s solution enables organizations to use AI tools such as ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot securely by applying adaptive, context-aware access controls directly within the browser. These controls manage user actions like typing, pasting, uploading, and downloading, while maintaining audit-grade logs for compliance purposes.

The protections operate at the browser layer, providing enterprises with granular visibility and control without requiring major infrastructure changes. Seraphic’s approach is designed to secure AI-driven browsing environments as tools like ChatGPT Atlas become integrated into everyday workflows.

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