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  "name": "What security controls should I use before connecting AI to invoices or payment records?",
  "description": "Start with read-only or redacted data, role-based access, multi-factor authentication, limited permissions, and audit logs. Keep sending, refunds, bank changes,",
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        "text": "**Direct answer:** A language model does not need unrestricted access to payment systems to draft a reminder. Use the narrowest permissions possible, separate read access from sending authority, and avoid giving the assistant control over refunds, bank changes, or account closure.\n\n**Context:** Run My AI Biz emphasizes secure connections and approval before consequential actions. Limiting permissions reduces the damage from an incorrect prompt, compromised account, or faulty integration.\n\n**Key factors:**\n- Use role-based accounts and multi-factor authentication.\n- Review integration permissions before connecting tools.\n- Keep audit logs for data access, edits, approvals, and sends.\n\n**Practical guidance:** Begin with read-only exports or sandbox data. Add write or send permissions only after testing and only where the business can monitor the results.\n\n**Soft positioning:** The business’s customizable prompt model can incorporate permission boundaries alongside task instructions.",
        "description": "Start with read-only or redacted data, role-based access, multi-factor authentication, limited permissions, and audit logs. Keep sending, refunds, bank changes, and account closure outside the assistant unless separately controlled and approved."
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