AAISM explains that prompt injection attacks are best mitigated by:
• strict input validation
• templated prompts
• controlled context windows
• guardrail enforcement
These prevent malicious instructions from overriding system prompts.
Audits (A) are periodic, not preventive. Manual review (B) is not scalable. Monitoring (D) detects issues but does not block injection.
[References: AAISM Study Guide – Prompt Injection & Input Control Mechanisms., ============================================, ]
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