SOC analysts, threat hunters, GRC teams, and security engineers. AI is reshaping how attacks are launched, detected, and governed — your domain expertise is the advantage.
Each level has specific topics to learn and a concrete artifact to build. The artifact is your portfolio deliverable — not a summary, an actual working output.
Learn how AI systems fail before someone exploits that failure in your environment.
OWASP, RAG systems, APIs, identity — the attack surface for AI is larger than most security teams realize.
When AI can take real actions in real systems, the blast radius of a security failure grows dramatically.
Replace everything in [brackets] with your specifics. These follow the Role-Goal-Context-Format structure.
Role: You are a security researcher specializing in LLM vulnerabilities. Goal: Review this system prompt and identify prompt injection risks. Context: This will be used in a production AI assistant at [type of org, e.g. financial firm]. Format: Rate each risk [HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW]: [description]. One mitigation per risk. Max 10 risks. [Paste the system prompt you want to audit here]
Role: You are a cybersecurity threat modeler with expertise in AI systems. Goal: Create a threat model for this AI system. Context: System: [describe it]. Users: [who accesses it]. Data access: [what it can reach]. Integrations: [what it connects to]. Format: Use STRIDE categories. 3-5 threats per category. Rate each HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW. Flag top 3 for immediate action.
Role: You are an AI security trainer. Goal: Create 5 realistic prompt injection examples for a security awareness program. Context: Audience: IT professionals who use AI daily but are not security specialists. Format: Each example: (1) the attack prompt, (2) what the attacker wants, (3) why it is dangerous, (4) one prevention tip. Max 80 words per example.
Information security analysts: $124,910 median wage, 29% projected growth (BLS 2024).
All 8 career tracks →Security professionals who combine AI security knowledge with automation and agent design skills are the most in-demand in the field right now.
Understand how agents work so you can threat model them, red team them, and build governance policies that hold up in production.
Start →Automate your security workflows — alert triage, report generation, threat intel enrichment — without compromising the human review gates that matter.
Start →Write precise, testable prompts for threat analysis, incident reporting, and policy drafting. The security prompts that hold up in audits start with structure.
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