AI Security

AI Security

Defending LLM applications and agents against prompt injection, jailbreaks, and the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs.

An Indian security engineer protecting an AI agent with layered defenses

One-time course fee

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Who should take this?

Security, QA, engineering, governance, and risk professionals working with model-enabled applications.

Capability developed

Test, threat-model, evaluate, and harden AI systems before and after release.

Professional application

AI quality assurance, security review, red teaming, governance, or release-readiness work.

What’s inside this track

  • 1The LLM Threat Landscape

    Build: A threat model for a real (or sample) AI application.

    Evidence: Knows what to actually worry about versus security theater.

  • 2Attacking Your Own Systems

    Build: Run a structured red-team pass against a sample LLM app.

    Evidence: Has actually broken an AI system, not just read about how it's done.

  • 3Defense-in-Depth

    Build: Patch the vulnerabilities found in Week 2 with layered defenses.

    Evidence: Can defend a system, not just diagnose it.

  • 4Governance & Review Process

    Build: Capstone: a full AI security review checklist and report for a real application.

    Evidence: Can run a credible AI security review a client or employer will actually trust.

What you get

Structured, hands-on modules
Templates and playbooks to reuse with clients
AI mentor support inside the portal
Community access alongside other students

What you will own

Not a promise — a concrete list of what you personally build and can show a buyer, pulled from this course’s real curriculum.

  • A working project: A threat model for a real (or sample) AI application.
  • A working project: Run a structured red-team pass against a sample LLM app.
  • A working project: Patch the vulnerabilities found in Week 2 with layered defenses.
  • A working project: Capstone: a full AI security review checklist and report for a real application.
  • A completed capstone: Comprehensive AI Security Review and Mitigation Report, scored across multiple dimensions
  • A portfolio entry documenting how you built it, not just that you finished
  • Verified skill evidence — tied to real work, not a self-rating

What you’ll prove — and own — by the end

Completion isn’t the finish line. This is what turns the course into evidence you can actually use.

Personalised from day one

A short entry diagnostic flags which modules to move through quickly and which to slow down on — the full curriculum stays available either way.

Evidence, not checkmarks

Skills track through a real mastery ladder — module completed, exercise practiced, project shipped — not just “lesson viewed.”

Your Final real-world project, AI-defended

Comprehensive AI Security Review and Mitigation Report — submit real work, defend your decisions to an AI interviewer, get scored feedback across multiple dimensions.

A portfolio you can use today

Turn a finished project into a case study, resume bullets, and an interview story — drafted from your real work, yours to review before you use it anywhere.

Connect this course to practical work

See how Ropes links a skill to a business problem, portfolio proof, a bounded service, and responsible client delivery. No client or income outcome is guaranteed.

Earnings potential

A simple illustration of how freelancers commonly structure retainer pricing once they’re taking on client work.

Client system notes beside an automation workflow and payment confirmation

Security review retainer

Starting out₹25,000/ month
1 client, single review
Building a base₹55,000/ month
2 clients, periodic audits
Established₹90,000/ month
3+ clients, ongoing monitoring

Illustrative example — your results will vary based on niche, effort, and client base.

Industry snapshot

Real, sourced research — current tools, market signal, and named case studies, each with a citation. Not marketing copy.

Tools you’ll actually see in the field
OWASP Top 10 for LLM ApplicationsCommunity-ranked list of top LLM app risks; prompt injection has ranked #1 for two consecutive editions.
NVIDIA garakOpen-source LLM vulnerability scanner covering prompt injection, jailbreaks, and data leakage.
Microsoft PyRITOpen-source, model-agnostic red-teaming automation framework.
MITRE ATLASAn ATT&CK-style knowledge base of adversary techniques specific to AI systems.
Market signal
41% of security professionals cite AI as a critical skill gap on their team — the top-cited gap for the second year running, ahead of cloud security at 36%.Source: (ISC)² 2025 Cybersecurity Workforce Study
61% of security professionals cite generative AI/LLMs as the leading tech priority for 2026; 59% cite AI-driven social engineering as the most significant threat organizations face.Source: ISACA 2025 State of Cybersecurity survey
Microsoft 365 Copilot's "EchoLeak" zero-click prompt-injection flaw (CVSS 9.3) let attackers exfiltrate sensitive documents via a crafted email — disclosed June 2025.Source: Widely reported security disclosure
A Canadian tribunal held Air Canada liable in February 2024 after its website chatbot gave a customer incorrect fare-policy information.Source: CBC News / Forbes, February 2024
CertificationISACA's AAISM (launched August 2025, requires CISM or CISSP) and new SANS/GIAC AI security certifications (GAIPS, GASAE) are real and current. ISC²'s dedicated AI Security certification is still in development, with a pilot exam expected in late 2026 — don't expect it available yet.