Unfortunately it is not so simple. Once you provide a source of intelligence that is accessible over the network you are supercharging any software that can acc

Unfortunately it is not so simple. Once you provide a source of intelligence that is accessible over the network you are supercharging any software that can access it. Web interfaces (chat) designed for humans can very easily be used by programs, you don't actually need API keys. Any program which can submit queries can then be subverted by its input. Malware can definitely find corporate chat interfaces like Teams Copilot. "Business intelligence" systems can also be leveraged, they rarely have good ACLs.