by amvandenhurk | Aug 27, 2026
By Ann Marie van den Hurk, Mind The Gap Advisory When people search for AI crisis management, they are usually looking for software. Detection platforms. Signal aggregators. Automated monitoring tools that promise to catch a problem before it spreads. What most of... 
by amvandenhurk | Jun 13, 2026
Decision Authority Is a System, Not a Job Title By Ann Marie van den Hurk, Mind The Gap Advisory Most organizations assume decision authority will assert itself in a crisis. It rarely does. In the first hour of a cyber or AI-driven incident, job titles stop... by amvandenhurk | Mar 31, 2026
By Ann Marie van den Hurk, Mind The Gap Advisory AI Crisis Management: Why Tools Alone Don’t Close the Gap Every few months, a new category of AI crisis management tools enters the market. Detection platforms. Signal aggregators. Automated response... by amvandenhurk | Mar 28, 2026
By Ann Marie van den Hurk, Mind The Gap Cyber Public Relations Not every data breach narrative begins with an intrusion. Some begin with fabrication. AI-generated screenshots, fabricated breach notices, and manipulated “proof” can create the appearance of a... by amvandenhurk | Mar 21, 2026
By Ann Marie van den Hurk, Mind The Gap Advisory AI voice cloning has moved from novelty to operational fraud tool. Attackers can now replicate executive voices convincingly enough to: Authorize fraudulent transfers Manipulate vendors Mislead employees Trigger public... by amvandenhurk | Mar 14, 2026
By Ann Marie van den Hurk, Mind The Gap Cyber Public Relations Most crisis management plans are documentation-heavy. AI-driven crises are velocity-heavy. That mismatch creates the first-hour breakdown. Traditional plans assume: Event clarity Identifiable threat origin...