IS — Integrity, Safety & Security
IS-15: Kill switch and rollback
Be able to disable or roll back an AI system, model, agent, tool or tenant quickly after a security or safety incident.
At a glance
- Pillar
- IS — Integrity, Safety & Security
- Priority
- critical
- Applies to
- All AI systems
- Typical owner
- Platform Engineering / SRE
- VERITRAIL modules
- Shield
- Control library
- v1.0.0
Evidence that demonstrates this control
Examples of records an assessor would expect to see. Until a named reviewer has examined them, evidence is labelled User-asserted or Missing evidence in VERITRAIL outputs, never Verified.
- Kill-switch procedure
- Kill-switch test record with time-to-disable
- Rollback runbook
Indicative framework mappings
| Framework | References |
|---|---|
| NIST AI RMF | MANAGE 2.4 |
| ISO/IEC 42001 | A.6.2.6 |
| EU AI Act | Art. 14 |
Framework mappings are indicative VERITRAIL interpretations to support governance readiness and evidence collection. They do not constitute legal advice, a certification, or a determination of conformity with ISO/IEC 42001 or compliance with the EU AI Act or any other law.
Where the self-assessment asks about it
- SEC-Q3 — Can you disable or roll back an AI system, model, agent, or tool quickly after a security or safety incident?
Related critical risk flags
- No tested kill switch or rollback — Without containment, an AI incident cannot be stopped quickly.
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