Cyber Incident Reporting demo
Each regulator's clock tracked from its own trigger, and every notice drafted from the same facts. 1:34
What the demo shows
Materiality decisions and SEC 8-K, NIS2 and DORA notices, for the General Counsel and CISO
A balance scale in the center: each quantitative and qualitative factor (operations, data taken, customers, public attention, regulators, revenue, cost, containment) is a weight on the material or not-material side, and each weight cites the forensic update or report it came from. Above it, one clock per regulator counts down from its own trigger. A Triage agent maps each legal entity to its regulators. A Facts agent keeps a timeline of what was known and when, replayable to any moment. A Classification agent tests NIS2, DORA and GDPR. A Materiality agent weighs the scale, gives its confidence and says what would change its mind. A Drafter agent writes every notice from one set of facts, and a Consistency agent re-reads them blind for contradictions. The committee votes, the General Counsel records the determination, which starts the SEC clock, and named signers submit each notice.
Transcript
- Cyber Incident Reporting helps the General Counsel and CISO decide materiality and file every notice.
- The SEC allows four business days after the decision.
- NIS2, 72 hours. Ransomware has stopped three Kestrel and Vein plans for 41 hours.
- The Facts agent keeps a timeline of what was known and when.
- On the scale, every weight cites its source.
- Revenue impact is small.
- But over 400 gigabytes were taken, so it leans material 12 to 6.
- Ask what if no data was taken and watch the scale move.
- The drafter writes every notice from one set of facts.
- The consistency agent caught a German notice that said no data was taken.
- Maria Lindquist records the decision.
- The SEC clock starts.
- The 8K is due Friday.
- Every fact cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
- Seven regulator clocks, none missed, and no notice contradicts another.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.