CETas Research has published the AI Information Threats and Crisis Response: Practitioners' Handbook, authored by Broderick McDonald and Sam Stockwell. Released in April 2026 as part of the CETas Policy Briefs series, the publication addresses the intersection of artificial intelligence and information security threats. According to the publication details, the handbook is specifically tailored for practitioners dealing with crisis response scenarios involving AI technologies. As artificial intelligence continues to influence information ecosystems, resources like this practitioners' handbook aim to equip professionals with the necessary frameworks to identify, analyze, and mitigate emerging AI-driven threats. The brief highlights ongoing institutional efforts to study and address the vulnerabilities and risks associated with AI deployment during critical incidents.
AI Information Threats and Crisis Response: Practitioners’ Handbook
Broderick McDonald and Sam Stockwell have authored the AI Information Threats and Crisis Response: Practitioners' Handbook. Published by CETas Research in April 2026, the policy brief focuses on artificial intelligence information threats and crisis response strategies. The handbook is designed to guide practitioners through these critical challenges.
Why it matters
This handbook provides practitioners with essential guidance on managing AI-related information threats and responding to crises, reflecting the growing need for structured risk management in the artificial intelligence sector.