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Advanced AI Security & Governance

Deep dive into red teaming LLMs, prompt injection defense, and enterprise AI safety frameworks.

Schedule

August 15 - August 22, 2026

Duration

2 weeks • 2hrs/wk

Project

Hands-on capstone

Detailed Curriculum

4 practical sections built around live exercises.

01

AI threat modeling

Identify the risks that make LLM and agent systems different from traditional apps.

Topics covered

  • Prompt injection
  • Data exfiltration
  • Tool abuse
  • RAG poisoning and insecure retrieval

Hands-on lab

Threat model a model-powered app and identify the highest-risk trust boundaries.

02

Red teaming and defensive controls

Test model systems and add layers that reduce real-world risk.

Topics covered

  • Attack prompt design
  • Input and output filtering
  • Policy checks
  • Human approval for sensitive actions

Hands-on lab

Run a small prompt-injection exercise and design mitigations.

03

Governance and compliance

Turn safety expectations into operational controls.

Topics covered

  • AI usage policies
  • Audit logs
  • Vendor and model risk
  • Regulatory readiness

Hands-on lab

Draft a governance control map for one AI workflow.

04

Private gateway architecture

Design a central layer for routing, monitoring, and policy enforcement.

Topics covered

  • Model gateways
  • Rate limits and cost controls
  • Secrets and PII handling
  • Observability and incident response

Hands-on lab

Design a private LLM gateway architecture for an internal team.

What You Get Out Of It

Concrete capabilities you should leave with.

Threat model AI and agent systems

Understand prompt injection and RAG attack paths

Design layered safety controls

Create governance artifacts teams can actually use