SEC536: Adversarial AI - Penetration Testing AI Systems

SEC301 Live Online March is taught live in Eastern Time from March 8-12, 2027. Seven days before class, download your digital materials and run the Test Connection check under SANS Live Online in your SANS Account; printed books ship to your registration address about 14 days ahead. Class chat and help run through your course Slack channel.
Other questions are answered in the SANS Live Training FAQ.
Yes. Sean Thomas of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University teaches SEC301 live online March 8-12, 2027, in Eastern Time: five days and 30 CPEs, aligned with GIAC Information Security Fundamentals (GISF).
No. There are no prerequisites, and each topic is taught through a real scenario, such as a hospital deciding whether to delay a patch. All labs run in a browser, so any laptop with an internet connection works.
Managers, HR, legal, audit, and compliance staff who need to speak security fluently, people moving into cybersecurity from another field, and technical staff who learned security piecemeal and want the full picture in order.
Yes. It covers how AI is changing phishing, voice cloning, and malware, and has students evaluate an AI-driven SOC pilot on its operational data rather than its marketing.