AI security has a gap.
This is where you close it.
A free 2 hour live session where real AI systems get attacked in front of you. No theory. No slides. No hand-waving. Just attacks that work, explained clearly.
AI is being shipped without security review. Every Minute. Every Hour.
Security teams are being handed AI features to review, with no training, no methodology, and no understanding of how these systems actually fail. Meanwhile, the attacks are already happening.
This webinar does not fix the gap. But it shows you exactly where it is, and gives you a clear picture of what learning to close it actually looks like.
Four real attacks. Live. On real systems.
This is not a slide deck with theoretical scenarios. Every attack in this webinar runs live, against a real AI application, in a real environment.
Indirect Injection Through a Document
An LLM assistant is asked to summarize a PDF. The PDF contains a hidden instruction embedded in white text. The AI reads it, ignores the operator's system prompt, and executes our instruction instead, leaking data the user was never meant to see.
AI Agent Hijacked via Email
An AI agent has access to email, calendar, and a file system. We send one crafted email. The subject line contains a payload. The agent reads it, interprets it as a legitimate task, and begins silently forwarding files. No user interaction required.
Safety Filter Broken in 4 Attempts
A model refuses to produce a specific output. We restructure the request using role assignment, split-instruction decomposition, and encoding. The refusal holds for 3 attempts. On attempt 4, it breaks, and produces exactly what it refused to produce before.
Confidential System Prompt Reconstructed
A deployed AI product has a confidential system prompt. We have zero backend access. Using 12 structured probing messages, we reconstruct the full prompt: every instruction, every persona definition, every restriction. Line by line.
You will leave knowing exactly what to do next.
Not motivated and vague. Specifically equipped: with a mental model of how AI systems fail, which attack vectors are real, and what a structured path to learning looks like.
The webinar is the entry point, not the end. If you want to go further, execute the attacks yourself, learn to defend against them, build a governance framework. The bootcamps and flagship programme are structured around exactly that.
Built for practitioners. Not observers.
This webinar is designed for people who want to understand AI Security at a working level, not just be aware it exists.
Security Engineers
AppSec, pentesters, and DevSecOps engineers who've been asked to review an AI feature and aren't sure where to start.
Red Teamers & Pentesters
Offensive security professionals who want to add AI/LLM engagements to their scope and need hands-on exposure first.
AI / ML Engineers
Engineers building or integrating AI systems who want to understand what attackers actually do to systems like theirs.
Security Leaders
Team leads and architects evaluating AI security risk who need a fast, grounded view of the threat landscape.
You don't need ML experience.You don't need to have touched an AI system before. You need curiosity, a security mindset, and 2 hours to invest in understanding where this is all going.
Each session is capped. Register early.
100+ security professionals have already registered. Sessions are kept small to allow direct Q&A and a live demo environment everyone can follow.
After the webinar, you will have the option to continue with a focused bootcamp or the full flagship programme. No obligation. No upsell pressure during the session.
After the webinar, you will have the option to continue with a bootcamp or flagship programme. No pressure. No spam.