SEC536: Adversarial AI - Penetration Testing AI Systems


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Contact UsYou don’t need experience to start — just curiosity. SEC275: Foundations – Computers, Technology & Security helps you understand how computers, networks, and security really work – so you can build real skills and take your first confident step into cybersecurity.

The SEC275 course preview gives you a front-row seat to how our training works – so you can see exactly what learning cybersecurity feels like before you commit.
What You’ll See in the Preview:
Through SEC275, You’ll Learn How To:
In this short video, SANS Instructor Rich Greene walks through one of the hands-on labs from SEC275.
You’ll get a glimpse into the same interactive exercises used to build the real problem-solving skills – the kind cybersecurity professionals rely on every day.
If this sparks your curiosity, imagine 90+ labs just like this – all guided by expert instructors to help you build confidence, muscle memory, and practical understanding.
Meet Liz Gore, a former educator who became an IT director – and found her start with SANS.
Before cybersecurity, Liz spent 15 years teaching film and theater. She never thought of herself as “technical.”
Through SEC275, she discovered how to build her technical foundation from the ground up – without feeling overwhelmed.
Liz explains how SEC275’s guided, step-by-step instruction made learning hands-on and practical and how learning by doing helped gain confidence quickly.
After completing SANS training, Liz quickly advanced her career, applying her new technical and analytical skills to protect her schools and lead at a higher level.
“Once I did the SANS training, I got promoted very quickly because I not only had the help desk skills, but I was able to then look at our whole system and figure out what needed to be done, how to protect ourselves and how to protect our students.”
Now, Liz oversees IT and cybersecurity across her entire school district – applying what she learned every day.
“I use what I learned every day. I teach teachers how to stay safe and secure online … and help people.”
Liz continues to synthesize the knowledge gained in SEC275 and uses it daily to mentor others in cybersecurity.
SEC275 is designed for beginners – no prior experience required. Start building real skills, confidence, and understanding today.
If you’re not quite ready, explore beginner-friendly resources and guidance to help you take your first step into cybersecurity.
Or, take the Path Into Cybersecurity Quiz to find your best starting point.
