1Z0-1127-25 Deploying and Managing Generative AI on OCI Practice Question
Your team is deploying a generative AI model for a clinical decision support system. The model must meet HIPAA compliance requirements. You have trained a model using OCI Data Science and now need to deploy it so that patient data is protected. The application requires real-time inference. Which set of actions should you take to ensure compliance while maintaining low latency?
⚠ Common exam trap
Oracle often tests the misconception that HTTPS encryption alone is sufficient for HIPAA compliance, but the trap here is that network isolation (private subnet) is mandatory for PHI, and public subnet exposure violates the HIPAA Security Rule even with encryption in transit.
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Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Deploy in a private VCN subnet, use a service gateway, store keys in OCI Vault, and enable OCI Logging and OCI Audit
Deploying the model in a private VCN subnet ensures the inference endpoint is not exposed to the internet, meeting HIPAA's requirement for network isolation. Using a service gateway allows private connectivity to OCI services without traversing the internet, while storing encryption keys in OCI Vault enables customer-managed key control for data at rest. Enabling OCI Logging and OCI Audit provides the necessary audit trail for compliance, and the private subnet with service gateway keeps latency low by avoiding internet hops.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Use OCI Functions with API Gateway and allow anonymous access
Why it's wrong here
Anonymous access is not compliant; Functions also have memory limits.
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Deploy in a public subnet with HTTPS and enable OCI Audit
Why it's wrong here
Public subnet exposure violates HIPAA's requirement for network isolation.
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Use OCI Data Flow for batch inference and store results in Object Storage with SSE
Why it's wrong here
Batch inference does not meet real-time requirements.
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Deploy in a private VCN subnet, use a service gateway, store keys in OCI Vault, and enable OCI Logging and OCI Audit
Why this is correct
These actions address HIPAA requirements for access control, encryption, and auditing.
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