
How to use Figma with AI without opening up your whole workspace
A practical guide to using Figma with AI while limiting access to the files, prototypes and permissions the workflow actually needs.
Read the guide →Securedby.ai helps everyday businesses understand what they can safely share with AI, how to connect business tools with less risk, and where permissions need more thought.

A practical guide to using Figma with AI while limiting access to the files, prototypes and permissions the workflow actually needs.
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Sensitive information can be exposed through normal AI use without a traditional hack. This guide explains how prompts, connectors, retrieval and outputs can move data beyond its intended audience.
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A practical guide to excessive agency: why AI agents should have only the tools, permissions and autonomy they need.
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A plain-English guide to prompt injection, why hidden instructions in websites, emails and documents matter, and how permissions can limit the damage.
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A practical guide for deciding what information is lower-risk to share with AI, what needs checking first, and what should stay out.
Read →A curated mix of everyday AI assistants, creative tools and specialist security or governance products - with the useful bits and the permission questions explained in plain English.
A general-purpose AI assistant for writing, research, analysis, coding and business work. The important security question is not simply “is ChatGPT safe?” but which account you use, what you connect to it, and what information you allow it to reach.
A gateway layer between your application and AI model providers. Its value is visibility and control - but because prompts and responses can pass through it, logging choices become a security decision in their own right.
AI inside Figma for design, search, image work, prototyping and agent-assisted editing. Here the key question is unusually concrete: exactly which file or workspace can the person - and therefore the AI feature - work in?