Question 780
A marketing director likes a strong launch-announcement prompt but needs a personal copy for future campaigns. Which control should the team retain to reduce this particular risk after addressing the immediate issue?
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Correct Answer
The ongoing safeguard is Keep campaign-specific details as placeholders rather than persistent sensitive data. It protects the same business context: A marketing director likes a strong launch-announcement prompt but needs a personal copy for future campaigns. First address the immediate problem through Save the prompt text separately from the generated launch output; then maintain this control.
Incorrect Answers
Review the stored prompt when the scoring rubric changes. That precaution does not address the current risk: a past generated response is not equivalent to a reusable instruction template. The relevant follow-up is: Keep campaign-specific details as placeholders rather than persistent sensitive data.
Name or document the prompt's intended purpose and review date. That precaution does not address the current risk: a past generated response is not equivalent to a reusable instruction template. The relevant follow-up is: Keep campaign-specific details as placeholders rather than persistent sensitive data.
Review recipients and sensitive placeholders before any sharing. That precaution does not address the current risk: a past generated response is not equivalent to a reusable instruction template. The relevant follow-up is: Keep campaign-specific details as placeholders rather than persistent sensitive data.