About the Regulation
What the EU AI Act is, and why it exists.
The EU AI Act regulates AI based on risk -- from prohibited practices to strict requirement for high-risk systems and transparency obligations for others.
Why it exists
To create a common set of rules for AI across the European Union and address the risks posed by AI systems, replacing a patchwork of diverging national rules with one framework.
Who it applies to
Organizations that develop, sell, deploy, import, distribute, or use AI systems in the EU — as well as providers outside the EU whose AI impacts people within it.
What it achieves
Protects fundamental rights, safety, and transparency while promoting trustworthy AI, regulatory consistency, and innovation.
Who it's for
Built for the whole workforce.
Every employee who touches AI
For every team. No legal or technical background required.
AI transformation and enablement leaders
Who need adoption to scale without outrunning the obligations attached to it.
Compliance, governance, and legal teams
Who need evidence the AI literacy requirement is understood and met.
Why Security Journey
We're not generic AI training. And we're not security awareness.
Security Journey built its name on specialized security training for developers, the highest-stakes audience to get right. That same discipline is what employees need now. As AI puts powerful tools in everyone's hands, the risk moves with it, and people need training built specifically for how they use AI in their daily work.
Employees need more specialized security training around AI than ever. That is exactly where we come from.
