When evaluating a third-party AI service provider, which master services agreement (MSA) provision is MOST critical for managing security risk?

The correct answer is C. Prohibiting the use of customer data for model training. If a third-party AI provider uses customer-submitted data to retrain or fine-tune their models, that sensitive data could be embedded in model weights, surfaced in responses to other customers, or exposed in a breach-a critical confidentiality and compliance risk, especially for

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AGuaranteeing unlimited model retraining requests
BSharing real-time log information
CProhibiting the use of customer data for model training
DRestricting query volume thresholds

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A
4% (1)
B
12% (3)
C
77% (20)
D
8% (2)

Explanation

If a third-party AI provider uses customer-submitted data to retrain or fine-tune their models, that sensitive data could be embedded in model weights, surfaced in responses to other customers, or exposed in a breach-a critical confidentiality and compliance risk, especially for financial institutions subject to data protection regulations. This provision directly addresses data sovereignty and prevents unintended data leakage through the AI supply chain. Log sharing, retraining request limits, and query volume thresholds are operational or performance concerns that do not carry the same security and regulatory weight.

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#Third-party AI risk#MSA security provisions#Data usage restrictions#Model training data security

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