Recognize common AI-enabled threats and misleading content
Cybersecurity & Digital Safety pathway page
Pathway 08 · Defenders · 3 courses
Cybersecurity & Digital Safety
Use AI-aware security practices to protect systems, data, organizations, and people.
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Courses are arranged as a recommended sequence, not a requirement. Start with the foundation if the topic is new, or choose the course that closes a specific gap. Progress here is a planning aid; provider completion and credential rules are separate.
Who this is for
Learners, workers, and organizations building stronger digital-safety habits
Understand how AI changes both attack and defense while strengthening the security foundations every organization still needs.
Apply core account, data, and system protections
Use threat modeling to examine an AI-enabled feature
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01
Foundation · Alison
AI-Powered Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Learn how AI strengthens threat detection, prevention, and response.
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02
Build · Simplilearn SkillUp
Introduction to Cyber Security
Build core knowledge of threats, controls, networks, and digital safety.
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03
Apply · LinkedIn Learning
Threat Modeling for AI/ML Systems
Identify and mitigate distinctive security risks in AI and machine-learning systems.
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Final milestone
Show what you can now explain, evaluate, or make.
Use this pathway to complete one small piece of evidence: recognize common ai-enabled threats and misleading content; apply core account, data, and system protections; use threat modeling to examine an ai-enabled feature. Document what you tried, what you checked, what changed, and the next question you still need to answer.