
Generative AI disrupts traditional security by exposing probabilistic responses and conversational inputs. Adaptive semantic aware filtering, agent-aware controls, and synthetic scenario testing guard against emergent behavior, prompt mutations, and hallucinations.
Explore OWASP's top ten LLM application security risks, including prompt injection, data leakage, and model denial of service, and learn defenses like input validation, prompt integrity checks, and data provenance.
Assess how NIST AI RMF, OWASP MAS, and ISO 42001 address data leakage, hallucinations, prompt injection, and governance in generative AI systems.
Assess the expanded attack surface of generative ai security, covering prompts, embeddings, plugins, and APIs, and outline defenses like input validation, vector monitoring, and secure tool access.
Explore prompt injection, data exfiltration, and hallucination risks in generative AI, and apply layered defenses like semantic firewalls, risk scoring, and thorough logs to mitigate threats.
Explore how generative AI in sectors requires GDPR, HIPAA, and DORA compliance. Learn data minimization, privacy by design, accountability, auditability, and explainable outputs to protect personal data and ensure security.
Compare rule-based and model-based AI firewalls, examining trade-offs in speed, precision, and adaptability, and explore hybrid approaches like Lakera Guard for real-time, layered enterprise defense.
Discover posture by scanning prompts, memory, tools, plugins, and vectors to surface AI risk. Govern risk by detecting prompt injections, memory drift, and poisoned vectors.
Enforce policy controls and auto remediation to govern ai behavior with configurable risk levels, prompts, memory, and plugins, enabling real-time enforcement and safe, scalable operations.
Real time risk scoring assigns dynamic threat levels to every interaction with a generative AI system, and misconfiguration detection and role drift are actively mitigated in SoC workflows.
Discover detection engines and heuristic approaches to prompt injection, which infer intent instead of syntax. Learn a hybrid firewall layering token filters, semantic classifiers, and history tracking to score risk.
Conduct proactive red-teaming to test prompt security using prompt bench and Pirate Python Risk Identification Toolkit, simulating jailbreaks, role impersonation, and data leakage across llm pipelines and defenses.
Learn how vector poisoning, embedding drift, and adversarial recall threaten retrieval-based ai systems. Implement defenses with vector hygiene, audit logs, ttl memory, semantic diffing, and retrieval firewalls.
Use Lama Index and LangChain security plugins to detect vector anomalies in vector stores by tracking embeddings, query logs, retrieval patterns, poisoned entries, and drift.
Explore how agent architectures let generative AI reason, act, recall, and collaborate with planning, memory, and tool use. Compare long chain autogen and crew AI for multi-agent workflows and guardrails.
Defend generative ai agents against identity spoofing, memory poisoning, and plugin hijacking with layered controls, zero trust design, logging decisions, and enforcing tool scope, binding per plugin, and permission layers.
Explore mass aware security tools for multi-agent systems in enterprise workflows, including Prompt Armor and LM guard, to enforce policy, detect adversarial behavior, and intervene in real time.
Define and enforce identity tokens, signed task chains, and capability boundaries to secure multi-agent ai systems with verifiable authentication, auditable workflows, and zero-trust access control.
Commercial ai security platforms deliver defense-grade tooling beyond open source, with attack surface monitoring, threat modeling, compliance integration, and ai supply chain security for production llms.
Merge MLOps and SecOps to secure gen AI pipelines with real-time monitoring, prompt risk checks, and auditable end-to-end governance from training through deployment.
As Generative AI becomes integral to modern business systems, ensuring its secure deployment has become a top priority. The “Generative AI Cybersecurity Solutions” course provides a comprehensive and structured deep dive into the evolving landscape of threats, controls, and security architectures specific to large language models (LLMs), agent frameworks, RAG pipelines, and AI-powered APIs. Unlike traditional cybersecurity approaches, which were built around static systems and deterministic logic, GenAI introduces new attack surfaces—including prompt injection, adversarial vector recall, plugin misuse, hallucinations, and memory poisoning—that demand a reimagined defense strategy.
This course begins with an overview of foundational threats to GenAI applications, covering why traditional security frameworks fall short and introducing learners to OWASP LLM Top 10, NIST AI Risk Management Framework, OWASP MAS, and ISO 42001. Learners then explore GenAI-specific risks such as prompt abuse, embedding drift, and data exfiltration, alongside the regulatory landscape including GDPR, HIPAA, and DORA. A deep dive into AI Firewalls and AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) equips students with the knowledge to deploy token filters, response moderation, policy enforcement, and posture discovery. Modules on Prompt Injection Defense, Vector Store Hardening, and Runtime Sandboxing bring practical tools and design patterns into focus, using examples like Lakera Guard, ProtectAI’s Guardian, LlamaIndex, and Azure AI Studio.
Advanced modules focus on securing agentic systems such as LangChain, AutoGen, and CrewAI, while exploring identity spoofing, signed task chains, and red teaming strategies with tools like PyRIT and PromptBench. The final module surveys the current security ecosystem—both open-source and commercial—highlighting how MLOps and SecOps can be unified to build robust, auditable, and scalable GenAI systems. By the end, learners will be equipped to assess, defend, and deploy secure GenAI pipelines across enterprise settings.