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# Common\_workflows

## A. Get a first view of your AI footprint

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Ask an administrator to connect your cloud account(s) and deploy agents.
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Open **AI-Discover > Discovery** and run a scan.
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Review **Assets** and **Vulnerabilities**, then open the **Dashboard** for the overview.
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## B. Protect a chatbot or LLM application

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In **Settings > Policies**, create a policy (start from a template) and a project that uses it.
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Test it in **AI-Firewall > Playground**.
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Integrate the analyze and validate endpoints using the project ID and an API key.
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Monitor **AI-Firewall > Dashboard** and **Live Logs**; tune guardrail actions as needed.
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## C. Check a model or repository before release

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**AI-Probe > Code Scan** on the repository.
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**Artifact Scan** on the model files.
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**Adversarial Scan** on the deployed endpoint.
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Download the reports and fix high-severity findings first.
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## D. Prepare for a compliance review

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Select frameworks in **AI-Align > Framework**.
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Run a compliance check for your policies in **Compliance**.
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Close gaps (add guardrails, run scans), rerun, then download the report.
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