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AIF-C01 Practice Question: Use Amazon Bedrock to translate customer emails…
A company wants to use Amazon Bedrock to translate customer emails from English to Spanish. The emails contain occasional personal names and addresses. Which Guardrail configuration should be applied to protect customer privacy?
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Why each option matters
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PII detection
PII detection in Bedrock Guardrails can identify and redact personally identifiable information such as names and addresses. Content filtering, topic denial, and grounding check do not specifically target PII.
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Grounding check
Why it's wrong here
Grounding check ensures responses are from source documents, not privacy protection.
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PII detection
Why this is correct
Correct. PII detection identifies and can mask personal data.
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Topic denial
Why it's wrong here
Topic denial blocks specific topics, not PII.
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Content filtering
Why it's wrong here
Content filtering blocks harmful content, not PII.
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