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CYGNVS Launches AI Incident Command Center to Manage AI-Driven Operational Crises

Are you ready for your next AI Incident? Best Practices for new class of incidents caused by AI

August 19, 2026 @ 1pm ET / 10am PT

AI incidents have arrived. From bias violations triggering enforcement to agentic systems damaging production environments and hallucinations creating legal exposure, the risks are growing fast. The OECD recorded 596 AI incidents in January 2026 alone — 200% more than the year before. This webinar covers what you need to respond to your next major AI incident.

A practical session on AI incident readiness.

Join Hippocratic AI and CYGNVS for a practical session on what AI incident readiness actually requires. This is not a theoretical discussion — both speakers have been on the front lines of AI incident response and will share what organizations need to do, and where most are starting from.

FEATURED SPEAKERS
Matt Honea, CISO, Hippocratic AI
Arvind Parthasarathi, Founder & CEO, CYGNVS

  • Why AI incident response must run out-of-band from the AI being investigated — and what happens when it doesn’t
  • The eight types of AI incidents organizations are facing now — from bias and hallucinations to agentic runaway and context contamination – and recent public examples
  • How to build AI incident playbooks for scenarios that have no precedent in existing response programs
  • What tabletop exercises for AI incidents look like — and why running them before an incident matters
  • Regulatory obligations when an AI incident occurs across 50+ jurisdictions, including EU AI Act, California AI Act, and FDA AI/ML guidelines
  • How Hippocratic AI approaches AI incident readiness in a high-stakes clinical environment

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When August 19, 2026 @ 1pm ET / 10am PT
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