As enterprises rush to integrate AI and LLM capabilities across their workflows, one reality becomes clear: without secure design and development practices, these powerful tools can introduce serious vulnerabilities. At Security Journey, we believe the best way to meet this challenge is through practical, hands-on education that equips developers to safely harness AI while defending against its unique threats.
Our robust curriculum combines structured learning paths with interactive capture-the-flag (CTF) scenarios, training far beyond theory to prepare engineers to defend real-world AI/LLM systems.
AI isn’t just another new tech trend; it's a transformative force that introduces new and evolving attack surfaces. LLMs can hallucinate, leak data, execute unsafe code, and expose enterprises to everything from model theft to resource exhaustion.
What’s unique and risky about this space is how fast developers are adopting generative AI tools, often without formal security training. Developers are building integrations, writing prompts, and extending plugins in ways that affect critical systems and data. Security must meet them where they are.
To address this challenge, our AI/LLM security training is organized into two complementary parts:
1. The AI/LLM Security Lesson Path
This structured learning path guides developers and security teams through the full spectrum of vulnerabilities in modern AI systems, from foundational risks to advanced adversarial techniques.
Presented through short video modules and live sandbox environments, the curriculum covers:
From first exposure to LLM misuse to advanced architectural governance, this path builds the awareness and capabilities needed to protect AI systems at every layer of maturity.
2. CTF AI Modules: Gamified, Tournament-Ready Learning
To complement structured learning, our CTF AI Modules provide engaging, hands-on challenges to simulate real-world AI attacks. However, they also serve a second critical purpose: they are ideal for security tournaments and competitions.
Each scenario drops learners into a sandboxed AI system where they must discover and exploit flaws in prompt handling, RAG design, plugin security, or model integration.
Modules include:
These challenges aren’t just puzzles; they teach through exploitation, helping developers internalize how their code and AI design choices can be turned against them if not properly secured.
Why This Approach Works
At Security Journey, we’re focused on building security champions, developers who are not only aware of security but capable of acting on it in their day-to-day work. Here’s why our AI training stands apart:
At Security Journey, we're continuously evolving to stay ahead of emerging development paradigms. We're currently researching and designing a new curriculum focused on Vibe Coding, the intuitive, conversational workflows developers are adopting with LLMs, and AI-Augmented Software Development, where generative models increasingly shape code, context, and decision-making. This next training phase will address both the productivity promise and security pitfalls of building software in partnership with AI. Stay tuned, there’s more innovation on the way.
Whether deploying a customer-facing AI chatbot, enhancing your internal search with RAG, or building AI-assisted developer tools, your organization cannot afford to treat AI security as optional.
Security Journey’s AI/LLM curriculum ensures your developers are equipped not just to avoid mistakes but to build and defend AI systems confidently.
Try our AI/LLM training and start your journey to a secure AI/LLM.