When the incident involves AI — a toxic hallucination with real consequences, a discriminatory algorithmic output, PII leaking out of a RAG pipeline — the old playbook stops working. Every mature engineering team has a Security Incident Response Plan, refined over years of postmortems.
Every mature engineering team has a Security Incident Response Plan, refined over years of postmortems.
When the incident involves AI — a toxic hallucination with real consequences, a discriminatory algorithmic output, PII leaking out of a RAG pipeline — the old playbook stops working.
What you get instead is a probabilistic failure paired with legal escalation happening in real time.
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Every mature engineering team has a Security Incident Response Plan, refined over years of postmortems. When the incident involves AI — a toxic hallucination with real consequences, a discriminatory algorithmic output, PII leaking out of a RAG pipeline — the old playbook stops working. What you get instead is a probabilistic failure paired with legal escalation happening in real time.
There's no CVE to patch, no clean indicator of compromise.
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