OpenAI Browser Integration for Prompt Security¶
The AccuKnox Prompt Firewall browser plugin intercepts prompts and responses directly in ChatGPT before they leave your browser session. Blocked prompts show a red banner. Allowed ones pass through silently.
Prerequisites¶
- An active AccuKnox account with AI Security enabled
- Access to the Integrations section (to generate a token)
- A Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Brave, or Edge)
Step 1: Create a new integration¶

Go to AI Security > Integrations and click New Integration.
Fill in the following fields:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Integration Name | Any descriptive name (e.g. openai-browser-prod) |
| Tags | Add relevant tags (e.g. llmguard) |
Click Add to save.
Step 2: Copy your token¶

After saving, the token is displayed once in a confirmation modal.
Save your token now
This token will not be shown again after you close the modal. Copy it immediately and store it in a secure location such as a password manager.
Step 3: Download and install the browser plugin¶
Download the AccuKnox Prompt Firewall plugin (.crx) and install it in your Chromium-based browser.
To install in Chrome:
- Go to
chrome://extensions - Enable Developer mode (top-right toggle)
- Drag and drop the
.crxfile onto the page
Step 4: Configure the extension¶

Click the AccuKnox icon in your browser toolbar and open Settings.
Fill in the two fields:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Firewall URL | https://cwpp.<ENV>.accuknox.com |
| API Key | Paste the token from Step 2 |
ENV examples: dev, stage, demo, or your tenant name (e.g. acme).
Click Save Settings, then Test Connection.
Step 5: Verify the connection¶

Once connected, the extension popup shows a green status dot next to AccuKnox Prompt Firewall along with a running count of scanned, allowed, blocked, and warned prompts. Click View Logs to see the full request log.
Open ChatGPT and send a test prompt. Depending on your active policy, you will see one of the following:

Request log¶
All intercepted prompts and responses are visible under AI Security > Request Log.
Each entry shows:
- Timestamp
- Direction (PROMPT or RESPONSE)
- Verdict (ALLOW or BLOCK)
- Content preview
- Latency
You can filter by verdict or direction, search by content or reason, and export the full log as JSON.
