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The AI Technical Foundations Collection provides a comprehensive set of courses aimed at transitioning artificial intelligence capabilities from abstract research into reliable enterprise solutions.

Build on your AI technical foundations and learn how to use AI securely to enhance your cybersecurity activities.

This collection provides insight into every stage of the AI Security Lifecycle, from planning and data preparation to deployment, monitoring, and governance—equipping them with the frameworks, tools, and best practices necessary to safeguard AI models and data in enterprise environments.

These courses complement our Career and Skill paths, and show how AI intersects with different cybersecurity roles.

Learn the basics of Artificial Intelligence! This skill path is designed to provide you with a general understanding of Artificial Intelligence, and how to deploy and secure it within the enterprise. Upon completing the skill path, you will earn a Credly digital badge that will demonstrate to employers that you’re ready for the job.

In this brief course, you will learn the basics of AI scams. AI scams are cyberattacks that use artificial intelligence to trick people. They create emails, videos, voice messages, or websites that look, sound, and read like the real thing, making them far more convincing and harder to detect than traditional scams.

Any career in cybersecurity begins with learning a diverse range of IT and Cybersecurity concepts. This career path is designed to provide you with the foundational knowledge and skills required to enter the cybersecurity workforce.

SOC Analysts are the front line of defensive security operations and one of the most in-demand roles in cybersecurity. This career path will prepare you to become an entry-level SOC Analyst.

Penetration Testers are professional ethical hackers, responsible for assessing the security posture of applications and networks on behalf of their employers. This career path will prepare you for success and teach you how to become an entry-level Penetration Tester.

Security Engineers are security-minded architects and builders. This career path will provide you with the foundational knowledge and key skills needed to succeed as an entry-level Security Engineer.

Effective Leadership and Management is critical to any security-related function. This career path is designed to provide you with the foundational knowledge and key skills required to succeed as an effective leader within any security domain. Upon completing the career path, you will earn a Credly digital badge that will demonstrate to employers that you’re ready for the job.

Every successful cybersecurity program requires judicious risk management and informed oversight. This career path is designed to provide you with the foundational knowledge and key skills required to succeed as a GRC Analyst or in any role that involves managing governance, risk, and compliance. Upon completing the career path, you will earn a Credly digital badge that will demonstrate to employers that you’re ready for the job.

In this brief course, you will learn the basics of India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act). The DPDP Act is focused on safeguarding personal data and ensuring privacy. It establishes guidelines for organizations handling personal data, emphasizing consent, transparency, security, and accountability.

In this brief course, you will learn about best practices for government as part of your required Security Awareness Training. Government institutions are often seen as high-value targets by cyber criminals. This can seem frightening, but by following security best practices, you can protect your employer.

In this brief course, you will learn the basics of secure internet browsing as part of your required Security Awareness Training. Browsing the internet securely means taking steps to protect your personal and sensitive information from cyber threats while using the internet.

In this brief course, you'll learn the basics of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). CCPA is a state-level privacy law granting residents more control over personal data. It requires businesses to be transparent about data usage, respect privacy rights, and safeguard against unauthorized access.

The Australian PSPF is an essential set of guidelines designed to help Australian government entities protect their people, information, and assets. It provides a structured approach to security management, ensuring organizations can effectively navigate the complex landscape of security risks.

In this brief course, you will learn the fundamentals of ISO 27001 compliance. ISO 27001 is an internationally recognized standard that outlines the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an information security management system (ISMS) within an organization.

The Security Controls are an essential component of the CRISC certification, and provide you with the information you need to ensure that your organization’s cybersecurity infrastructure has the maturity and structure it needs to meet and exceed the demands of a changing market.

These competencies are also shown to provide an excellent career development and learning roadmap for anyone desiring advancement in the enterprise security management field. Lectures address the twelve insights with invited experts from the field offering their key insights and advice for participants. Learning Objectives Participants will develop the valuable insights and insider knowledge necessary to support (1) optimizing career success and performance in their current enterprise security management or leadership role, and/or (2) increasing their chances of successful promotion to a senior leadership position, including the CISO role, within their present or future organization. Target Participants The course is designed for working practitioners of enterprise security, at all possible stages of career growth, within business or government environments, who are either currently in management and leadership roles, or who aspire to improve their chances of promotion into executive roles, such as CISO. The Competencies: Innovation Finance & Administration Business Operations Cybersecurity Expertise Discretion & Trust Public Speaking Personal Productivity Information Technology Threat Insights Balancing Compliance Risk Orientation Team Leadership and Vision

System Administrators are responsible for managing, maintaining, and securing an organization’s computer systems, networks, and servers. This collection is the perfect starting point for professionals with little background in IT or cybersecurity.

Network Engineers are responsible for designing, implementing, managing, and optimizing an organization's network infrastructure. This collection covers network administration, protection, and architecture.

Incident Handlers are on the front line of cyberdefense. This collection focuses on the incident response process — from building an incident response kit and developing an incident response team, to identifying, containing, and recovering from incidents.