AI/ML security professionals protect AI systems from adversarial attacks, prompt injection, data poisoning, and other emerging threats. As AI adoption accelerates, this role ensures that intelligence doesn't come at the cost of security.
Great AI security professionals bridge two worlds - they understand both machine learning internals and traditional security principles. They anticipate novel attack vectors against AI systems and build guardrails that maintain security without crippling capability.
You're learning AI/ML fundamentals through a security lens - understanding how prompt injection works, what the OWASP LLM Top 10 covers, and how to identify risks in AI deployments. This is a fast-moving field where curiosity is your best asset.
Prompt injection is the most common AI attack vector - understanding how it works is essential before you can defend against it
Prompt Injection (ATLAS ML0051), Jailbreaking (ATLAS ML0054)
Compromised training data can embed backdoors that survive model retraining - a unique risk with no traditional security parallel
Poison Training Data (ATLAS ML0020), Backdoor ML Model (ATLAS ML0018)
Foundational security concepts
200h study · 3yr validity · 50 CPE · $75/yr CE fee
AI/ML fundamentals
50h study · None (lifetime)
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You're conducting AI red team exercises, implementing LLM guardrails, and assessing supply chain risks in ML pipelines. You're developing the specialized skills that few security professionals have.
Adversarial examples that fool classifiers expose fundamental limitations in ML-based security tools you may rely on
Evade ML Model (ATLAS ML0015), Craft Adversarial Data (ATLAS ML0043)
Malicious models on public hubs and compromised ML pipelines are emerging attack vectors that require new security controls
Supply Chain Compromise (T1195), Publish Poisoned Model (ATLAS ML0024)
AI security concepts and testing
250h study · 4yr validity · 36 CPE · $479/yr
Machine learning on AWS
300h study · 3yr validity · Free (retake exam)
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You're building the AI security program - defining governance frameworks, leading adversarial ML research, and shaping organizational policy on responsible AI. You're helping define best practices for a discipline that's still being invented.
Protecting proprietary models from extraction attacks and reverse engineering requires understanding both ML internals and IP protection
Extract ML Model (ATLAS ML0044), Model Inversion (ATLAS ML0004)
Building AI security programs - red team frameworks, bias testing, deployment guardrails - defines best practices for a discipline still being invented
LLM Guardrail Bypass (ATLAS ML0055), Discover ML Model Ontology (ATLAS ML0013)
Security leadership and governance
400h study · 3yr validity · 40 CPE · $125/yr AMF
Specialized AI security expertise
200h study · N/A (emerging field)
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