Which of the following BEST enables an organization to strengthen information security controls around the use of generative AI applications?

The correct answer is B. Monitoring AI outputs against policy. For generative AI, the primary enterprise security exposure is data and content exfiltration or policy violations at output, including leakage of sensitive data, toxic content, or regulatory non- compliance. AAISM prescribes policy-aligned output monitoring (e.g., DLP checks…

AI Security Operations and Monitoring

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AEnsuring controls exceed industry benchmarks
BMonitoring AI outputs against policy
CValidating AI model training data
DImplementing a kill switch

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A
10% (2)
B
81% (17)
C
5% (1)
D
5% (1)

Explanation

For generative AI, the primary enterprise security exposure is data and content exfiltration or policy violations at output, including leakage of sensitive data, toxic content, or regulatory non- compliance. AAISM prescribes policy-aligned output monitoring (e.g., DLP checks, PII/PHI detection, toxicity/safety filters, watermark/attribution checks) integrated into inference gateways to enforce organizational policies and evidence compliance.

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#AI Output Monitoring#Generative AI Security#Operational Security Controls#Policy Compliance

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