About This Course
AI security and governance moved from "nice to have" to legally mandated. The EU AI Act enforces from August 2026, with penalties up to 7% of global turnover. Every customer-facing LLM system is now an attack surface, and every regulated industry needs demonstrable AI governance. This course produces the senior engineers and architects who meet that moment.
This is an architect-level specialization. It assumes you can already build production AI (the prerequisite is AI Engineering) and teaches you to secure and govern it. You will master the AI attack surface, work through both OWASP lists in depth — the Top 10 for LLM Applications (2025) and the newer Top 10 for Agentic Applications (2026) — and red-team your own systems against real attacks: direct and indirect prompt injection, system prompt leakage, sensitive information disclosure, excessive agency, and supply-chain compromise.
On defense, you'll architect layered guardrails — input and output filtering (Llama Guard, NeMo Guardrails, constitutional checks), tool-scope restriction, least-privilege design, human-in-the-loop, and kill switches. On governance, you'll master the framework stack as it actually fits together: NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001 provide the management loop, OWASP populates it with named technical risks, MITRE ATLAS structures red-teaming, and the EU AI Act imposes the legal obligations the whole system must demonstrably satisfy. You'll handle data governance, lineage, PII, responsible-AI concerns (bias, fairness, explainability), and compliance for regulated industries — including DPDP Act alignment for India.
Through a signature project building a complete threat model and security architecture for a high-scale AI system, you'll graduate ready for AI Security Engineer, AI Trust & Safety Lead, and Secure AI Architect roles. This course also anchors NoobSync HI's enterprise training — governance and compliance are exactly what organizations pay a premium to learn. Our Human Intelligence approach ensures you develop the judgment to balance security, usability, and business risk.