Securing LLM Applications in Banking
Large language models are transforming banking, from customer-facing chatbots to financial copilots, but they also introduce security risks that require specialized defenses. This LLM security training course explores how to protect LLM applications and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines against threats such as prompt injection, cross-tenant data leakage, and excessive agency while addressing banking-specific risk and compliance requirements.

Course Content
Banks are increasingly exploring LLM-powered applications to improve customer experiences, support employees, and streamline financial workflows. But integrating these systems into sensitive financial environments introduces risks involving customer data, application permissions, model behavior, and regulatory compliance. Securing these applications requires controls that account for both the unique challenges of LLMs and the expectations of the financial services industry.
Securing LLM Applications in Banking examines how to defend customer chatbots, RAG pipelines, and financial copilots against common AI security threats. You’ll explore risks such as prompt injection, cross-tenant data leakage, and excessive agency, along with the importance of aligning security controls with model risk management practices and regulatory expectations. The course provides a foundation for understanding how to approach LLM security in banking environments while protecting sensitive information and supporting responsible AI adoption.
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