A city bus-transfer tester sorts two briefings: (1) yesterday’s prompt still sits on a vendor disk, and (2) an outsider might reach the test-tool account. How should these concerns be mapped?
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Short Explanation
Privacy asks what the tool sees and keeps; security asks who can break in and abuse it. A prompt stuck on a vendor disk is a control-of-data worry. An outsider reaching the test-tool account is an access worry.
Full Explanation
Privacy and security risks for GenAI in testing are related but not the same list. Lack of control over stored prompts and processing sits with privacy. Unauthorized access to LLM-powered tooling sits with security. Clear mapping helps teams pick the right mitigations and owners.