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# Threat types

# Threat types {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated August 27, 2026  
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Threat types available in a Threat Response policy.
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| Threat type | Description |
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| Agentic Goal Deviation | An agent's actions diverge from the objective it was given. |
| Data and Model Poisoning | Training data or a model's behavior has been tampered with. |
| Excessive Agency | An agent takes actions or accesses systems and data beyond what its task requires. |
| Improper Output Handling | A model's output is used downstream in a way that introduces risk, such as executing unvalidated content. |
| Prompt Injection | Untrusted input manipulates a model into ignoring its original instructions. |
| Sensitive Information Disclosure | A model exposes confidential, personal, or restricted data in its output. |
| System Prompt Leakage | A model reveals its own underlying instructions or configuration. |
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