6-point Grok Bot shared-access security audit

Copy-paste audit that checks connected accounts, sensitive files, agent access, approval rules, activity tracking, and unused access on the shared Grok Bot computer—without changing anything until you approve.

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Audit my Grok Bot setup for shared-access and security risks.

Check these 6 areas:

1 - Connected accounts: Identify connected apps, active browser sessions and available credentials. Flag anything unnecessary or overly permissive.

2 - Sensitive information: Find accessible customer data, financial records, confidential documents and sensitive files that shouldn't remain in shared storage.

3 - Agent access: Review my agents and their responsibilities. Identify which shared resources they could access but don't need for their jobs.

4 - Approval rules: Check which actions can happen without my approval, especially sending emails, making purchases, deleting files, publishing content and changing permissions.

5 - Activity tracking: Determine whether I can identify which agent performed an important action, what changed and whether I could investigate a problem.

6 - Unused access: Identify old connections, logged-in sessions, unused credentials and files that should be removed.

For every issue, explain the risk and recommend a specific fix.

Separate verified findings from anything you couldn't inspect.

Rank the issues by severity and give me the 5 most important actions to take.

Do not change permissions, disconnect accounts, delete files or revoke access without my approval.

Text copied verbatim from the public source, credited to @Michael_Fenech_.

Original post by @Michael_Fenech_ ↗