AAISM · Question #103
An organization is designing an AI-based credit risk assessment system that will integrate with sensitive financial datasets. Which of the following would BEST support the implementation of…
The correct answer is D. Applying threat modeling specific to AI components before deployment. Security by design in AI requires establishing risk-informed requirements at the earliest stages of the lifecycle and systematically translating them into architectural controls. Conducting AI-specific threat modeling before deployment is the highest-leverage action because it…
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An organization is designing an AI-based credit risk assessment system that will integrate with sensitive financial datasets. Which of the following would BEST support the implementation of security-by-design principles in the AI system's architecture?
Options
- ASegmenting AI services across containers to manage resource constraints
- BRestricting access to AI models using IP allow lists to reduce public exposure
- CIntegrating differential privacy mechanisms into model training to limit data leakage
- DApplying threat modeling specific to AI components before deployment
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A7% (2)
- B4% (1)
- C22% (6)
- D67% (18)
Explanation
Security by design in AI requires establishing risk-informed requirements at the earliest stages of the lifecycle and systematically translating them into architectural controls. Conducting AI-specific threat modeling before deployment is the highest-leverage action because it identifies assets (data, models, pipelines), trust boundaries (feature stores, training/inference services), threat events (poisoning, evasion, model extraction), and attack paths unique to ML systems. The outputs (abuse/misuse cases, control objectives, verification plans) then drive selection and prioritization of controls such as privacy-enhancing techniques, access controls, isolation, monitoring, and assurance testing.
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