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AI Threat: Workplace Violence

At a glance

AI Threat: Workplace Violence is an upcoming simulation from iluminr in the AI Risk category for Data & AI, Technology & Security and Risk. It will test how your team protects AI-enabled customer services, with indicative mapping to NIST AI RMF, EU DORA and SEC Cyber Disclosure Rule.

An employee receives AI-generated threats that escalate toward violence at work. Your team must assess credibility, protect staff and coordinate with security, HR and law enforcement while the source remains unclear.

What it will test

  • Assess the credibility of an AI-generated threat and decide when to escalate.
  • Coordinate security, HR, legal and law enforcement to protect staff.
  • Communicate with employees without causing panic or compromising an investigation.

Questions about AI Threat: Workplace Violence

What will AI Threat: Workplace Violence test?

AI Threat: Workplace Violence will test whether your team can assess the credibility of an AI-generated threat and decide when to escalate, coordinate security, HR, legal and law enforcement to protect staff and communicate with employees without causing panic or compromising an investigation.

Who is AI Threat: Workplace Violence for?

It is designed for Data & AI, Technology & Security, Risk, Compliance, Legal, Executive & Board, Chief AI Officer, AI Governance & Ethics and Model Risk Management.

Which regulations and standards does AI Threat: Workplace Violence support?

AI Threat: Workplace Violence supports testing expectations in NIST AI RMF, EU DORA, SEC Cyber Disclosure Rule, UK Consumer Duty, MAS TRM Guidelines, Interagency Third-Party Guidance, EBA ICT & Security Risk Guidelines, ISO 27001, NIST SP 800-53, ISO 22398 and NIST SP 800-84. Mapping is indicative, so confirm scope against your own obligations.

When will AI Threat: Workplace Violence be available?

AI Threat: Workplace Violence is in development. Register your interest and we will contact you when it is ready, or about running a customized version sooner.

Can it be run individually or as a team?

It will run as a team exercise in a shared event room, and can be extended into a full-scale simulation.

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