SEC536: Adversarial AI - Penetration Testing AI Systems


Yes, organisations can nominate multiple participants, and there is no minimum requirement to join the pilot.
Participants should be nominated by their employer and will complete a baseline assessment to help shape their learning pathway.
We recommend allocating at least 1–2 hours per week during work hours, in addition to self-paced study outside of work.
Dedicated programme team guidance, access to subject matter experts, mentoring, check-ins, soft skills development, and technical support throughout the learner journey.
Based on pilot outcomes, additional cohorts are expected in 2026 and beyond.
Baseline and follow-up assessments covering technical skills, soft skills, job satisfaction, confidence, and role alignment.
No, pathways are tailored based on participants’ role, aspirations, and assessment results, with flexibility to select alternate courses.
Yes, the programme is self-paced over 18 months and designed to be manageable alongside existing responsibilities.
Courses can be taken via InPerson, LiveOnline, or OnDemand, depending on individual preference and availability.
The training is planned to launch in April 2026.