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AI Agent Containment Rubric

Most incident response plans assume a deterministic attack surface. AI agents are probabilistic, autonomous, and capable of taking actions before anyone notices. Assess your team's containment capability across five dimensions.

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• 1. Detection and Alerting
  You cannot contain what you cannot detect. AI-specific incidents require monitoring that traditional SOC tools do not provide.
• 2. Containment and Isolation
  Containment for AI agents is not just about network isolation. It involves stopping autonomous actions, preserving evidence, and preventing behavioral drift.
• 3. Response and Recovery
  Response to AI incidents requires different procedures than traditional incidents. The agent's probabilistic behavior means recovery is not simply restoring a backup.
• 4. Communication and Escalation
  AI incidents often require communication paths that do not exist in traditional incident response plans.
• 5. Continuous Improvement
  Containment capability is not a static state. It degrades over time as agents evolve, new attack patterns emerge, and team members change.

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