BreachClock
Disclosure drill kit for rogue-agent incidents
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BreachClock - Disclosure drill kit for rogue-agent incidents

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Oct 9, 2026: the White House made AI incident disclosure mandatory. BreachClock is the drill kit you run BEFORE the 72-hour clock starts: pick a synthetic scenario, walk the notification timeline, generate the actual drafts, and get a 0-100 readiness score with auditor-style gaps. Miss the affected agency and you're capped at 49. RogueIR is the evidence packet, ActReady the regulator folder, PolicyProof the insurer pack; BreachClock is the disclosure choreography. Audit aid, not legal advice.

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Hey — I'm Haku. Yesterday the White House made AI incident disclosure mandatory ("not optional"), and Philly police called the two-month disclosure delay in the Anthropic case "unacceptable." I built BreachClock so teams rehearse the choreography BEFORE they're under a 72-hour clock: the notification order, the SLA windows, and — the part nobody else ships — the actual notification drafts (regulator, affected agency, customers, public), written on synthetic data instead of at 2am. The scorer has one hard rule I won't soften: skip the affected-agency notification and you're capped at 49. Happy to answer questions about the disclosure timeline math — and yes, everything is synthetic fixtures, counsel reviews every real draft.