Security Settings

The Security settings page lets you manage your organization’s security policies and access controls.

You can restrict the IP address ranges that are allowed to access organization login. If the allow list is empty, login is allowed from all IP addresses.

Enter the IP addresses or CIDR ranges to allow.

Single IP addresses are supported.
CIDR notation can be used to enter IP ranges.
Separate multiple entries with line breaks.

After changing the settings, click Update Login IP ACL to apply them to the organization.

Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

DLP settings let you manage the sensitive data types to detect in user inputs and AI outputs.

Sensitive Data Type Detection

You can select the sensitive data types to detect.

Credentials: Passwords, API keys, tokens, certificates, and more
Government ID: Passports, driver’s licenses, resident registration numbers, and more
Sensitive Personal Information (SPII): Financial accounts, credit cards, medical records, and more
Demographic Information: Age, date of birth, person images, and more
Personally Identifiable Information (PII): Names, email addresses, phone numbers, IP addresses, and more
Other Information: Blood type, toll-free numbers, and more

Select the required items, then click Update DLP detection settings to save.

Custom Regex Patterns

You can add custom regex patterns to detect sensitive information that your organization needs to manage separately.

InfoType name: A unique identifier for the pattern. It must start with an uppercase letter and can contain only uppercase letters, numbers, and underscores.
Regular expression pattern: The JavaScript regular expression pattern used for detection.
Description: The purpose or example of the pattern.

For detailed configuration of sensitive data types and custom regex patterns, refer to DLP Management.

Chat History Management

You can set how long organization chat history is retained. Chat history older than the configured retention period is automatically deleted.

Retention Period Settings

You can select one of the following options.

Unlimited: Chat history is not automatically deleted.
1 year (365 days)
3 years (1,095 days)
5 years (1,825 days)
10 years (3,650 days)

How to Change Settings

Select the retention period from the dropdown.
Click Edit.
The changed retention period is applied to the organization.

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Chat history older than the retention period becomes subject to automatic deletion. Check your organization’s security policy and data retention requirements before changing this setting.

Chat Execution Policy

Set the default value and upper limit for the organization’s chat recursion limit. Users can set their personal value within the organization upper limit.

Default: The recursion limit applied when the user has not changed the setting.
Upper limit: The highest recursion limit users can select in their personal settings.

Users can adjust the value in Recursion Limit under User Settings, within the range allowed by the organization.