A company wants to allow employees to use AI chat tools for productivity but must comply with a regulation that prohibits sending personal data of EU citizens to non-EU countries. They also want to minimize the administrative overhead of managing individual AI apps. What is the most effective approach?

Allow all AI apps and rely on user training to avoid sending personal data

Block all AI apps to ensure compliance

Use AI Access Security to allow a curated list of AI apps and apply a DLP profile that blocks personal data patterns, with a response to block and notify

Configure a SaaS Security policy to allow all AI apps and a URL filtering profile to block non-EU regions

In AI Access Security, what is a common control that can be enforced via policy?

Changing the AI application's user interface

Blocking the upload of sensitive data to AI applications

Automatically upgrading the AI application to the latest version

Providing free access to premium AI features

In Prisma Access Enterprise DLP, what is a 'response' in the context of a DLP rule?

The time it takes for the DLP engine to process traffic

The user notification sent to the sender of the data

The method used to encrypt the sensitive data

The action taken when sensitive data is detected, such as blocking the transmission

What is the primary purpose of AI Access Security in Prisma Access?

To provide a sandbox for testing AI models

To replace the need for traditional firewall rules

To identify and control the use of AI applications within the network

To block all machine learning algorithms from running on user devices

Which capability is provided by Prisma Access SaaS Security?

Automatic creation of on-premises data centers for cloud apps

Guaranteed prevention of all data breaches in cloud apps

Discovery and risk assessment of cloud applications used by users

Replacement of the organization's identity provider (IdP)

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A company wants to allow employees to use AI chat tools for productivity but must comply with a regulation that prohibits sending personal data of EU citizens to non-EU countries. They also want to minimize the administrative overhead of managing individual AI apps. What is the most effective approach?
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