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Generative AI Cybersecurity Solutions
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Generative AI Cybersecurity Solutions

Securing Generative AI-Based Products, AI Firewalls and AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) & Much More
Last updated 5/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the unique security risks of Generative AI, including prompt injection, hallucinations, and data exfiltration
  • Analyze and defend against the OWASP Top 10 threats for LLM applications
  • Identify GenAI-specific attack surfaces such as embeddings, plugins, vector stores, and API endpoints
  • Implement AI Firewalls using token filtering, response moderation, and behavioral rule sets
  • Design and enforce Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) for prompts, agents, tools, and memory
  • Mitigate prompt-based attacks with detection engines, heuristic checks, and red teaming tools like PromptBench and PyRIT
  • Harden Vector Stores and RAG architectures against poisoning, drift, and adversarial recall
  • Apply sandboxing, runtime controls, and execution boundaries to secure LLM-powered SaaS and enterprise agents
  • Secure multi-agent orchestration frameworks (LangChain, AutoGen, CrewAI) from memory poisoning and plugin hijacking
  • Use identity tokens, task chains, and capability boundaries to protect agent workflows
  • Build and automate AI-specific security test suites and integrate them into CI/CD pipelines
  • Deploy open-source and commercial AI security tools (e.g., Lakera, ProtectAI, HiddenLayer) effectively
  • Integrate MLOps and SecOps to monitor, respond, and remediate threats across GenAI pipelines
  • Apply cloud-native guardrails via Azure AI Studio and GCP Vertex AI for enterprise-grade compliance and moderation
  • Ensure traceability, auditability, and compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and DORA in GenAI deployments

Course content

10 sections37 lectures1h 53m total length
  • Understanding the GenAI Security Landscape3:25
  • Why Traditional Security Fails with Generative AI3:07

    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.

  • OWASP Top Threats for LLM Applications3:44

    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.

  • OWASP Top Threats for LLM Applications pt23:12
  • Security Frameworks for Generative AI (NIST AI RMF, OWASP MAS, ISO 42001)3:31

    Assess how NIST AI RMF, OWASP MAS, and ISO 42001 address data leakage, hallucinations, prompt injection, and governance in generative AI systems.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of cybersecurity principles

Description

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.

Who this course is for:

  • Cybersecurity professionals looking to expand their expertise into AI-driven threat models and GenAI-specific vulnerabilities
  • AI/ML engineers who are responsible for building, deploying, or managing LLMs, agentic workflows, and RAG systems
  • DevOps and SecOps teams seeking to integrate security into AI pipelines and enforce runtime controls
  • Cloud architects and solution designers deploying GenAI workloads on Azure, GCP, or AWS who need to ensure compliance and safety
  • Product managers and tech leads overseeing AI-based features, looking to embed “security by design” into product development
  • Governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) officers tasked with regulatory adherence for GenAI (GDPR, HIPAA, DORA, etc.)
  • Security researchers and red teamers interested in learning how to test, exploit, and defend agentic and LLM-based systems
  • AI product consultants and enterprise architects developing scalable and secure GenAI systems for clients or internal users
  • Tool developers or open-source contributors working on GenAI security tools, plugins, or orchestration frameworks