PART OF THE LIVE DEVSECOPS & AI SECURITY BOOTCAMP
Learn to test and defend
AI applications and agents.
An AI application connects models, data, tools and people. Learn how to examine those connections, test what can go wrong and explain the limits of your controls.
The AI security syllabus sits inside Cyber Agoge’s six-week programme. It builds on the code, cloud and delivery-pipeline foundations taught earlier in the course.
Starts 9 November 2026 · £599 for the full programme, practical exam included.
Enrolment is open for the 9 November cohort.
What you practise
AI application security
Work through risks in the training bank’s AI assistant. Explore prompt injection, the trust boundaries around retrieved content and how an application handles sensitive information.
Test mitigations and compare expected with observed behaviour. Use synthetic training data, not employer or customer systems.
Agent permissions and tools
Examine the tools an agent can call and the permissions each action needs. Practise bounding access and testing whether an agent can act outside the intended task.
The syllabus includes agent tools over MCP, with an emphasis on permissions, controls and evidence.
Repeatable evaluations
Explore promptfoo and garak in the AI security syllabus. Connect evaluation work to the delivery workflow, so a change can be tested and its results reviewed.
A passing test describes the cases exercised. Learn to document gaps and limitations as well as successful checks.
From lab work to assessed evidence
The CDAISP practical exam includes assessing the training AI assistant and evidencing mitigations, alongside code, cloud, pipeline and assurance tasks. You submit practical work and explain your decisions in a short webcam recording.
CDAISP is issued by Cyber Agoge. Attendance alone does not award the credential. You must pass the assessment, and a human confirms the certification decision.
Read the assessment blueprint and pass requirements →Is this the right AI security course for you?
Read previous student experiences → · See how a portfolio report explains the work →
I already work in engineering. Where should I start?
The professional route explains how the programme builds on Git, cloud and delivery-pipeline experience. Use the route guidance to choose your starting support level.
Can I take just the AI security weeks?
The advertised £599 offer is for the full six-week bootcamp, including two practical assessment attempts. This page describes its AI syllabus; it is not a separate short course or separately priced product.
What support is included?
Twelve remote Zoom sessions with live teaching, guided practical work and recaps; weekly homework and evidence tracking in the portal; and six months of remote office-hours support. FinTrust runs through the bootcamp; a separate portfolio project follows it.
Can my employer fund my training?
Share the manager pack for the schedule, assessment and scope. Contact Cyber Agoge before payment if you need an invoice, purchase order or multiple places.