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AI Red Teaming & AI Security Masterclass

11h 42m 49s
English
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AI Red Teaming & AI Security Masterclass is a 14-lesson 11 hours 42 minutes self-paced course by Sander Schulhoff. Artificial intelligence opens up new opportunities for businesses, but at the same time, it creates fundamentally new security risks.

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Lessons
14
Duration
11 hours 42 minutes
Language
English
Added to CourseFlix
October 2026
Instructor
Sander Schulhoff
Price
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Artificial intelligence opens up new opportunities for businesses, but at the same time, it creates fundamentally new security risks. Prompt Injection, Jailbreak attacks, bypassing security mechanisms, and manipulation of large language models (LLM) are among today's most critical threats to modern AI applications.

This practical course is dedicated to AI Red Teaming — a cybersecurity discipline focused on identifying, modeling, and mitigating vulnerabilities in artificial intelligence systems. You will learn to think like an attacker to build truly secure AI systems.

During the training, you will gain practical experience conducting attacks on language models, study modern methods of exploiting vulnerabilities, learn to analyze the behavior of AI systems, and develop effective protection mechanisms. All lab work is based on real scenarios, as close as possible to the operating conditions of corporate AI applications.

Who the Course is For

The course will be beneficial for:

  • information security specialists;
  • AI/ML engineers and LLM application developers;
  • software developers using generative AI;
  • AI solution architects;
  • DevSecOps and AppSec engineers;
  • artificial intelligence security researchers;
  • anyone responsible for the safe implementation of AI in a corporate environment.

What You Will Learn

Understanding Vulnerabilities in Modern AI Systems

You will understand why large language models become targets of attacks, how Prompt Injection, Jailbreak, Adversarial Attacks, and other techniques for bypassing security mechanisms work. You will study the architectural features of AI applications and understand why traditional approaches to information security are not always effective when dealing with generative AI.

Practice AI Red Teaming

You will master the methodology of conducting AI Red Team Assessment, learn to identify vulnerabilities, simulate real attacks, and analyze the response of language models to various types of malicious impacts. You will complete practical tasks for finding and exploiting weaknesses in AI systems in a safe lab environment.

Analyzing the Behavior of Language Models

You will learn to explore the internal logic of LLM operations, analyze model responses, identify the causes of vulnerabilities, and assess the potential consequences of successful attacks. You will gain skills in conducting a systematic analysis of the security of AI applications.

Building Robust AI Application Protections

You will study modern methods for protecting generative AI: input data filtering, request validation, context limitation, access control mechanisms, model behavior monitoring, RAG system protection, and multi-level strategies for preventing Prompt Injection and Jailbreak attacks.

Testing the Effectiveness of Protective Mechanisms

You will learn to test the implemented protective measures under conditions as close as possible to real attacks. You will master the construction of repeatable security assessment processes for AI systems and learn to identify potential issues even before the product is deployed in a production environment.

Practical Projects

Within the course, you will complete a series of practical projects on the security audit of AI applications, conduct a full cycle of AI Red Team Assessment, eliminate identified vulnerabilities, and assess the effectiveness of the implemented protection measures. The acquired skills will help apply the best practices of AI Security in the development and operation of modern intelligent systems.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing the course, you will be able to:

  • understand modern security threats to generative AI;
  • conduct AI Red Team Assessment for LLM and AI applications;
  • identify Prompt Injection, Jailbreak, and other types of attacks;
  • analyze the architecture of AI systems from a security perspective;
  • develop and implement effective protection mechanisms;
  • conduct security testing of AI applications before deployment;
  • apply the best global practices of AI Security in the development and maintenance of intelligent systems.

By the end of the course, you will have practical skills in finding, exploiting, and overcoming vulnerabilities in modern AI systems, allowing you to create more reliable, secure, and resilient solutions based on artificial intelligence.

Who teaches AI Red Teaming & AI Security Masterclass? Sander Schulhoff

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Sander Schulhoff is a researcher in the field of artificial intelligence, an expert in AI security, AI Red Teaming, and the reliability of language models. He is the founder of Learn Prompting, the world's first open guide to prompt engineering, used by millions of professionals.

Sander is one of the world's leading experts in generative AI security. He researches vulnerabilities in LLMs, methods for protecting AI applications, and evaluates the reliability of modern models. He is a co-author of the course "ChatGPT for Everyone," created in collaboration with OpenAI, and also the author of educational programs for Microsoft, Stanford, and OpenAI.

He organized HackAPrompt, the world's first international AI Red Teaming competition with the support of OpenAI, received the Best Paper Award at the EMNLP conference for his research in Prompt Injection, and is a leading author of The Prompt Report, one of the most comprehensive reviews of research in Prompt Engineering. His scientific works are employed by OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Meta, Microsoft, and Anthropic, and over 3 million people have been trained through his courses and educational programs.

What lessons are included in AI Red Teaming & AI Security Masterclass?

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1
001 Lesson 1 Introduction to AI Red-Teaming Demo
33:34
2
002 Introduction to Prompt Hacking
01:00:08
3
003 Kickoff Project Solutions and Q&A
56:31
4
004 Guest Speaker Joseph Thacker - Defining Real AI Risks Alignment, Safety, and Security
57:32
5
005 Lesson 2 Attacking Gen AI
46:04
6
006 HackAPrompt 1.0 Project Solutions and Q&A
52:02
7
007 Guest Speaker Valen Tagliabue - Nudge, Trick, Break Hacking AI by Thinking Like It
44:37
8
008 Lesson 3 Defending Gen AI
53:30
9
009 CBRNE Solutions and Q&A
53:07
10
010 Guest Speaker David Williams-King - How AI Impacts Traditional Cybersecurity
43:20
11
011 Guest Speaker Leonard Tang, CEO of Haize Labs - Frontiers of Red-Teaming
44:39
12
012 Lesson 4 Automatic Approaches to AI Red-Teaming
33:11
13
013 Guest Speaker Richard Lundeen from Microsoft’s AI Red Team & PyRIT Leader
57:58
14
014 Guest Speaker Johann Rehberger - SpAIware & More Advanced Prompt Injection
01:06:36
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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a cybersecurity background, or can I come from AI development?
You can come from either direction: the course is aimed at security practitioners as well as AI engineers and developers working with generative AI. Familiarity with LLM applications or application security would help you connect the exercises to your own work. No formal prerequisites are specified, so there's no confirmed requirement for a particular qualification or programming language. If both AI and security are new to you, expect some unfamiliar concepts.
What will I actually get to practice?
You'll practice attacking language models, examining how they respond, and developing ways to protect them. The exercises focus on risks such as prompt injection, jailbreaks, and attempts to bypass safeguards, using scenarios modeled on corporate AI applications. Project solutions and Q&A sessions give you opportunities to review approaches alongside the attack and defense material. The emphasis is on testing AI behavior and identifying weaknesses, rather than building a new model from scratch.
Is this useful if I'm responsible for deploying AI, rather than doing security research?
Yes—it's relevant if you're building, integrating, or overseeing AI applications in an organization. Developers, solution architects, AppSec engineers, and DevSecOps practitioners are all part of the intended audience, not just dedicated researchers. You'll be working with the kinds of attacks and defenses that matter when an LLM becomes part of an application. If your responsibility is deciding how AI can be used safely, the risk-analysis side is relevant too.
Does this go beyond basic jailbreak examples?
Yes. Prompt hacking is an entry point, but the course also addresses defending generative AI, automatic red-teaming approaches, and advanced prompt injection. That gives you more than a collection of prompts that make a chatbot misbehave. You'll also examine AI behavior and protection mechanisms, with project reviews and specialist guest sessions adding other perspectives. It's a practical AI-security course, though the available details don't establish a difficulty rating or a comparison with any particular competing course.
Will I be using PyRIT or a particular AI platform?
There's a guest session with a member of Microsoft's AI Red Team who leads PyRIT, as well as a section on automatic red-teaming approaches. That makes it relevant if you're interested in automation, but it doesn't confirm a hands-on PyRIT setup or a required toolchain. No specific model provider, operating system, account requirement, or paid API requirement is given. If those affect your ability to participate, check them before enrolling.
How much time should I set aside?
Expect 11 hours and 42 minutes of recorded content across 14 lessons. That's the viewing time, not a confirmed estimate for completing every practical exercise. You'll need additional time if you pause to test attacks, inspect model responses, or work through projects before watching the solutions. No total lab-time estimate is provided, so leave room beyond the recordings rather than treating the listed runtime as the full commitment.
What skills could I use afterward on my own AI applications?
The transferable part is learning how to examine an AI application from an attacker's perspective: identify possible weaknesses, test how the model behaves, and consider defenses against manipulation. That approach is relevant to LLM applications beyond the particular exercises. You'll also encounter automated approaches to red teaming and the relationship between AI risks and traditional cybersecurity. The course supports practical security analysis, but it doesn't promise that completing it will make an application secure against every attack.