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This commitment establishes Microsoft's operational framework for protecting AI systems against technical attacks and integrity threats throughout the system lifecycle. The provision formalizes security testing as a required component of AI development and deployment procedures.
This provision describes Microsoft's security practices and testing requirements for AI systems that users interact with. The mechanism establishes that Microsoft will conduct security testing and implement protective controls against AI-specific threats as part of normal development and deployment procedures.
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"Microsoft commits to implementing security controls for AI systems to protect against adversarial attacks, model theft, data poisoning, and other AI-specific security threats, and to conducting security testing of AI systems as part of the development and deployment lifecycle.Excerpt from Microsoft's Responsible AI Report 2025
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This commitment establishes Microsoft's operational framework for protecting AI systems against technical attacks and integrity threats throughout the system lifecycle. The provision formalizes security testing as a required component of AI development and deployment procedures.
This provision describes Microsoft's security practices and testing requirements for AI systems that users interact with. The mechanism establishes that Microsoft will conduct security testing and implement protective controls against AI-specific threats as part of normal development and deployment procedures.
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