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Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat

At a glance

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

A deepfake video falsely depicting the CEO making controversial remarks has been traced back to an employee's corporate laptop credentials. The video is circulating online, causing backlash, and prompting an urgent response to mitigate reputational damage and address the misuse of AI. --- Formerly titled 'Deepfake: Workplace Safety'

What it tests

  • Validate the effectiveness of existing procedures against an emerging threat.
  • Test executive stakeholder management and communications protocols.
  • Identify Legal, Compliance & Ethical considerations related to online threats and AI-Generated Content.

How you can run it

MicrosimulationRun as a team in a shared event room.
Full-Scale SimulationExtend it across teams, functions and partners.
Expert-FacilitatedOur team designs and runs it with you.

Questions about Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat

What does Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat test?

Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat tests whether your team can validate the effectiveness of existing procedures against an emerging threat, test executive stakeholder management and communications protocols and identify Legal, Compliance & Ethical considerations related to online threats and AI-Generated Content.

Who should take Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat?

Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat 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 Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat support?

Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat 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.

Can Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat be run individually or as a team?

It runs as a team exercise in a shared event room. It can also be extended into a full-scale simulation across teams and partners.

Can we customize Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat?

Yes. You can tailor the roles, plans, critical services, injects and objectives in the iluminr builder, or have our team customize it for you.

How do we get access to Digital Deceit: Workplace Threat?

Request it from this page. If you are an iluminr customer, we will set up access in your account. If not, we will contact you and either provide access or facilitate it for you.

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