AIF-C01 Practice Question: Security, Compliance, and Governance for AI Solutions
A company uses Amazon Bedrock to build an AI assistant. They need to restrict the model from generating responses about competitors. Which Bedrock feature should they configure?
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Why each option matters
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Denied topics
Bedrock Guardrails allows you to define topic restrictions that block certain topics from being discussed. Other options are for content filtering, PII redaction, or grounding.
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Option-by-option breakdown
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Word filters
Why it's wrong here
Word filters block specific literal terms, so they cannot stop responses that discuss competitors without naming them, and they are not the Bedrock feature for defining denied topics. They suit blocking profanity or banned keywords; a denied-topics guardrail is required to refuse competitor-related subjects.
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Denied topics
Why this is correct
Denied topics let you define a set of undesirable subjects, described in natural language, that Bedrock Guardrails blocks the model from discussing. Configuring a denied topic covering competitors prevents the assistant generating responses about them, meeting the restriction requirement.
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PII redaction
Why it's wrong here
PII redaction masks personal identifiers such as names, addresses or account numbers in prompts and responses; it does not evaluate subject matter. It is the right choice when outputs must not expose personal data, but competitor discussion is a topic restriction, handled by a denied-topics guardrail.
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Content filters
Why it's wrong here
Content filters classify and block harmful categories such as hate, violence or sexual content, not competitor mentions. They are tempting because they are the standard Bedrock guardrail control, but denying a business topic requires a denied-topics policy, which defines the prohibited subject itself.
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