Enterprises Cannot Use Cloud-Based Prompt Filtering Due to Data Sovereignty
Organizations with strict data residency or compliance requirements cannot send prompts through external LLM safety services, leaving a gap in prompt-level protection. Self-hosted prompt filtering addresses this but requires infrastructure that most vendors do not offer out of the box.
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