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business cover · ai incident response

An employee just did something with AI.
What happens now?

You call one number. Within the hour there's a forensics engineer and a lawyer on the line with you, and we start paying for the clean-up.

how it usually starts

Nobody meant for this to happen.

Pasted customer data into a public chatbot

the most common one, by a lot

Connected an AI tool to the CRM without review

quiet until it syncs something out

Trained on data the contract didn't allow

surfaces months later, in an audit

Shipped an agent with write access

small mistake, wide blast radius

Watch a bad day get handled

the response

Six moves, in order.

00:00

You call the line

you + duty lead

One number, answered by a person. You describe what happened in your own words. No incident form, no severity dropdown.

00:60

Forensics joins

forensics

An engineer starts pulling logs: which tool, which account, what left the building, and whether it's still leaving.

03:00

Counsel scopes the exposure

counsel

A lawyer tells you what you're legally required to do and by when, in which countries. Privilege attaches from here.

24:00

Notification handled

our team

If people need telling, we write it, you approve it, we send it. Regulators get filed to on time, in the right format.

day 4

Recovery and rebuild

engineering

Credentials rotated, models retrained or rolled back, tooling locked down. We pay for the downtime while it happens.

day 30

The written debrief

case lead

What happened, what it cost, and the three changes that stop the repeat. Short. Readable by your board.

what's paid

Coverage, in plain words.

  • Forensics and investigation costs, in full
  • Legal counsel from hour one, no deductible on the first $25,000
  • Notifying customers, staff and regulators, written and sent for you
  • Lost income while systems are down, paid weekly
  • Rebuilding models, rotating credentials, replacing tooling
  • Two years of watching afterwards, for the second attempt

incident desk · response clock

live
  • 0:00A human answers, any hour, any dayanswered
  • 0:12Systems, records and scope loggedlogged
  • 0:41Named responder working your caseworking

60 min

from your call to a named responder

median 41 min in 2025 · 98.6% answered inside the hour

If we miss it, your next quarter is free, written into the policy, not a marketing line.

Get the number in your phone before you need it.