Advanced AI in Security Management

Lunch and Evening Executive Class

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Four Week Course: 40 hours of material

• 20 hours of afternoon and evening instruction from an ISACA Approved Instructor

• 20 hours of self paced learning

• Optional office hours with the instructor 

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AAIR

Domain 1: AI Governance and Program Management: Building the governance structures and policy needed to manage AI adoption responsibly across the organization.

Domain 2: AI Risk Management: Identifying and addressing the specific risks AI introduces into enterprise security operations.

Domain 3: AI Technologies and Controls: Implementing the technical controls and tools needed to secure AI systems and integrate AI safely into existing security operations.

This course prepares students to sit for the ISACA Advanced in AI Security Management (AAISM) certification exam, the first AI-centric security management credential ISACA offers, built for security professionals who already hold a CISM or CISSP and want to drive secure AI adoption. Enrollment includes instruction, guided study, and exam preparation aligned to ISACA's official AAISM exam domains, with earning the ISACA certification as the intended outcome of the course, not simply a CyberDI certificate of completion.

Class content covers how to build the governance structures and policy needed to manage AI adoption responsibly across an organization, how to identify and address the specific risks AI introduces into security operations, and how to implement the technical controls and tools needed to secure AI systems and integrate AI safely into existing security workflows without losing visibility or control.

Upon passing the ISACA AAISM exam, students earn a certification recognized as the first specialized AI security management credential on the market. Certified professionals are able to evaluate and secure AI-enabled systems across the enterprise, integrate AI into existing security operations, identify and respond to risks tied to AI technologies, and reinforce governance, compliance, and responsible innovation as AI adoption accelerates.

CyberDI classes stand out for their dynamic, real-world approach to teaching AI security. While the core curriculum covers what is tested, our instructors bring current, practical context on the AI threat landscape as it evolves in real time. Office hours remain a cornerstone of the experience, giving students the chance to work through emerging AI security scenarios with an instructor directly.