$12.99
per month
Video
May 2025
3hrs 32mins
1st Edition
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In-depth exploration of AI-powered cyber threats that reshape the security landscape.
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Detailed explanations of practical defenses against AI-driven phishing and data leaks.
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Step-by-step guidance on how to develop role-based strategies for managing AI risks & compliance.
This course begins by exploring the evolving threat environment, including AI-powered phishing, deepfake scams, and the increased risks posed by interconnected IoT and cloud systems. Learners will gain insight into how cybercriminals exploit AI-as-a-Service platforms and use psychological profiling to launch highly targeted attacks.
The curriculum then delves into the hidden dangers of everyday AI tools, highlighting risks such as data leakage, prompt injection, and privacy breaches through browser extensions and AI add-ons. Students will learn essential cyber hygiene practices reinforced by behavioral biometrics and advanced authentication techniques. The course also balances offensive AI threats with defensive applications, including AI-driven threat detection, autonomous response, and the critical role of human oversight in security operations.
Finally, learners develop the skills to become an effective human firewall, enhancing vigilance, collaboration, and incident response within their organizations. Specialized role-based modules equip executives and staff to manage AI-related risks, foster ethical AI use, and navigate emerging regulatory frameworks. This comprehensive approach prepares employees to contribute confidently to building a secure, AI-aware future.
This course is ideal for employees at all levels, including IT professionals, security teams, executives, and general staff seeking to understand AI-enhanced cybersecurity risks. No advanced technical skills are needed, but familiarity with basic cybersecurity concepts and workplace technologies will enhance learning and application.
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Identify evolving AI-driven cyber threats.
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Analyze advanced phishing and social engineering tactics.
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Mitigate risks from Shadow AI and data leaks.
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Apply cyber hygiene and biometric authentication.
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Use AI for threat detection and automated response.
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Promote ethical AI use and regulatory compliance.