Limit output over-exposure
Implement output limitations and obfuscation techniques to safeguard against information leakage
Control activities
Typical evidence
Screenshot of code or configuration implementing output restrictions - may include character or token limits, inference time limits, result count restrictions, or timeout configurations preventing excessive output. Can be demonstrated by product demo showing system timeout when requesting output exceeding limits.
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Technical ImplementationScreenshot of product interface showing user notices about output limitations - may include messages indicating truncated or suppressed outputs for security or privacy reasons, user documentation explaining limitation policies, or help articles describing output restrictions.
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Operational PracticesScreenshot of code implementing output fidelity limitations - may include rounding logic for numerical outputs, threshold bands reducing precision, or obfuscation techniques preventing model inversion, precision-sensitive data disclosure, or adversarial model extraction attacks.
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Technical ImplementationOrganizations can submit alternative evidence demonstrating how they meet the requirement.
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