
Explore how AI powered cyber security solutions enhance threat detection, incident investigation, and response across SDLC security, identity and access management, cloud and data security, and endpoint protection.
Explore the difference between using artificial intelligence for cyber security and securing artificial intelligence systems themselves, with examples from banking anomaly detection and data poisoning in self-driving cars.
Trace the evolution of artificial intelligence for cybersecurity from rule-based smart home systems to generative artificial intelligence assistants and robot security guards, highlighting threat analysis across logs, emails, and networks.
Discover how AI cybersecurity solutions enable SDLC security through threat modeling and code scanning. Explore log for J vulnerability and AI fixes in the continuous integration and deployment pipeline.
Explore ai-powered cybersecurity for SDLC security with Snyk, scan code and IaC, receive AI fix suggestions, and apply deep code fixes in Visual Studio Code across free and paid plans.
Discover how AI cybersecurity solutions enhance identity and access management (IAM) through behavior monitoring, anomaly detection, and adaptive authentication across platforms like Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace.
Explore how ai cybersecurity solutions in iam protect identities and accesses, illustrated by the Scripps Health ransomware case and Darktrace's phishing detection and containment.
Explore AI cybersecurity solutions for cloud security through a Capital One case study, highlighting misconfigurations, auto scans, and risk scoring that reduce breaches.
Discover how AI cybersecurity solutions protect and manage endpoints by auto discovery, maintaining inventory, applying smart updates, analyzing behavior, and instantly isolating compromised devices to safeguard the network.
Study a Target breach caused by missing endpoint security. Learn how malware moved from a contractor laptop to pos systems and how Microsoft Defender for endpoint provides device discovery.
Explore ai-powered threat detection with extended detection and response (xdr) and siem, unifying data across endpoints, networks, and cloud for real-time alerts and automated responses.
Explore how AI cybersecurity solutions support incident investigation and response, from detection and analysis to containment and restoration of web applications facing malicious traffic from an IP address.
Analyze the Marriott-Starwood breach, a 2014–2018 incident exposing 500 million guest records, and how AI-powered tools auto-correlate logs and automate response with Splunk Saw.
Understand the basics of generative AI and how models generate images, text, music, and code. Explore popular tools like Dall-E, Artbreeder, ChatGPT, Copilot, code T5, and Tabnine.
Explore the basic terms of generative AI, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, and supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning, and learn how algorithms train models from labeled and unlabeled data.
Learn the concept of a machine learning model using a cake baking analogy, covering data collection, algorithm training, refinements, and deployment for text, image, or video generation.
Break prompts into tokens and convert them to embeddings for neural networks. Explore word, subword, and character tokenization and see how Kubernetes prompts yield a yaml deployment.
Learn how ChatGPT works through unsupervised, supervised, and reinforcement learning. See how the generative pre-trained transformer model powers ChatGPT as a large language model trained on common crawl data.
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Disclosure: This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
In today’s interconnected world, cyber threats are becoming faster, smarter, and more complex. Organizations no longer face just manual hacking attempts — they encounter automated attacks, AI-generated malware, and sophisticated phishing powered by machine learning. To stay ahead, cybersecurity professionals must use equally intelligent tools.
This course, AI Cybersecurity Solutions Overview, is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are transforming cybersecurity strategies across industries. From defending cloud infrastructure and protecting sensitive data to automating incident response and detecting advanced threats, this program connects theory with real-world application through case studies, interactive demos, and hands-on exploration of modern tools.
Whether you’re an IT professional, cybersecurity enthusiast, or student stepping into the future of security operations, this course offers a balanced mix of conceptual learning and applied insights — showing how AI enables faster, smarter, and more adaptive protection against evolving threats.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand the fundamentals of AI, and ML in cybersecurity.
Identify how AI improves cloud security, threat detection, and compliance monitoring.
Explore how AI supports data security, privacy governance, and insider threat detection.
Examine AI-driven endpoint protection, behavioral analytics, and zero-day detection.
Learn how AI enhances incident response through automation, orchestration, and contextual intelligence.
Analyze real-life case studies demonstrating how organizations use AI to detect and stop cyberattacks.
Use selected AI-based tools and demos to see how machine learning models detect anomalies and predict attacks.
Course Highlights
This course doesn’t just teach you what AI does in cybersecurity — it shows you how it works in real environments. You’ll explore how organizations integrate AI into their security operations centers (SOCs), automate repetitive tasks, and analyze massive volumes of log data in seconds.
Throughout the program, you’ll experience:
Real-World Case Studies: From financial institutions to healthcare systems, explore how AI detects fraud, stops insider threats, and automates responses.
Hands-On Demos: Watch and try out tools that use AI for anomaly detection, endpoint protection, and incident response.
Practical Understanding: Bridge the gap between conceptual learning and practical application through guided exploration.