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Understand the evolving risks of generative and agentic AI and learn how to apply cybersecurity and governance frameworks to make informed decisions about AI adoption, security, and risk.
Cost$99.00
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For a limited time, use promo code CYBER26 at checkout to enroll in this course for free! You can purchase an optional $20 certificate after you complete the course.
AI is no longer just answering questions. It is booking flights, reading email, interacting with other systems, and increasingly acting on our behalf. As AI shifts from passive assistant to autonomous agent, the opportunities are growing, but so are the risks.
AI Cybersecurity & Governance will help you understand what this shift means for cybersecurity, governance, and organizational decision-making. You will connect lessons from major historical data breaches to emerging vulnerabilities in generative and agentic AI, and understand how cybersecurity risks are evolving as AI systems become more capable and autonomous.
Through real-world cases, you will examine risks and threats including deepfake fraud, prompt injection, model extraction, Shadow AI, and attacks on AI systems. You will also explore governance frameworks, including ISO 42001, the Secure AI Framework (SAIF), and AIUC-1, as well as emerging AI regulations and their implications for organizations.
This course is ideal for:
Cost
Free using
For a limited time, use promo code CYBER26 at checkout to enroll in this course for free! You can purchase an optional $20 certificate after you complete the course.
AI is no longer just answering questions. It is booking flights, reading email, interacting with other systems, and increasingly acting on our behalf. As AI shifts from passive assistant to autonomous agent, the opportunities are growing, but so are the risks.
AI Cybersecurity & Governance will help you understand what this shift means for cybersecurity, governance, and organizational decision-making. You will connect lessons from major historical data breaches to emerging vulnerabilities in generative and agentic AI, and understand how cybersecurity risks are evolving as AI systems become more capable and autonomous.
Through real-world cases, you will examine risks and threats including deepfake fraud, prompt injection, model extraction, Shadow AI, and attacks on AI systems. You will also explore governance frameworks, including ISO 42001, the Secure AI Framework (SAIF), and AIUC-1, as well as emerging AI regulations and their implications for organizations.
This course is ideal for:
- Strategic decision-makers and functional managers integrating AI into their organizations.
- Security and technical professionals translating AI threats into business risks and decisions.
- Legal, risk, and compliance professionals navigating AI governance and regulation.
- Product and engineering professionals developing or deploying AI-enabled products and systems.
- Human resources and operations professionals addressing the organizational, ethical, and legal implications of AI.