AI0-001 AI Security Practice Question
An organization is evaluating a third-party large language model to integrate into their customer-facing application. As part of supply chain security, which THREE steps should they take to vet the model before deployment?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Conduct security testing, including red teaming, to identify vulnerabilities in the model
Reviewing the model card and documentation, obtaining a software bill of materials (SBOM) for AI components, and performing security testing (red teaming) are key steps for supply chain security. Model inversion is an attack, not a vetting step. Federated learning is a training technique, not a vetting process.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
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Conduct security testing, including red teaming, to identify vulnerabilities in the model
Why this is correct
Security testing is crucial to uncover vulnerabilities such as prompt injection or data leakage before the model is integrated into production.
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Use federated learning to retrain the model on internal data
Why it's wrong here
Federated learning is a training technique, not a vetting step; it would require modifying the model, which is beyond initial vetting.
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Review the model card and documentation for intended use, limitations, and known biases
Why this is correct
Model cards provide transparency about the model's capabilities, limitations, and potential risks, which is essential for informed deployment decisions.
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Run a model inversion attack on the model to verify training data privacy
Why it's wrong here
Model inversion is an attack, not a vetting step; performing it without authorization may be illegal and does not constitute a standard vetting process.
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Obtain a software bill of materials (SBOM) for AI components to identify dependencies and known vulnerabilities
Why this is correct
An AI SBOM lists all components in the model supply chain, enabling the organization to assess vulnerabilities and ensure provenance.
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