Secure AI with Privacy and Access Controls

Overview

Artificial Intelligence brings transformative benefits but also unprecedented privacy, security, and compliance risks. Recent incidents (i.e. Samsung, McDonald’s, OpenAI, Slack) and regulatory actions show what happens when these risks are ignored. This course teaches learners to secure AI systems by implementing privacy-by-design, least privilege, DLP, and dynamic access controls and to map these controls to global regulations. Through case studies, policy drafting, and hands-on labs, learners develop the skills to assess risks, deploy controls, and respond to incidents in real AI environments. No advanced programming or AI expertise is required. All you need is basic IT/security knowledge.

Syllabus

Foundations of AI Security, Privacy, and Access Control

This module examines the security and compliance challenges of generative AI, using real-world cases like data breaches and prompt injection attacks. Learners practise incident response, risk classification, and remediation strategies, explore key privacy laws and frameworks, and gain skills to identify, mitigate, and prevent AI risks while ensuring organizational compliance and resilience in AI adoption.

Implementing Privacy and Access Controls for AI

This module provides a comprehensive overview of AI agent access control in healthcare, focusing on RBAC, ABAC, policy-as-code, and privacy-enhancing technologies. Participants learn to configure secure policies, protect sensitive data, monitor threats, and apply real-world privacy solutions, culminating in hands-on development, deployment, and documentation of robust security and compliance controls for AI systems.

AI Security Governance, Compliance, and Future Trends

This module prepares learners for AI compliance and security audits through interactive scenarios, governance frameworks, and practical tools. It covers policy drafting, audit readiness, evidence management, and secure AI deployment. Learners gain skills in risk assessment, regulatory gap analysis, and ethical governance, equipping them to navigate evolving AI compliance and security challenges in regulated industries.