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AI Agents for Cybersecurity

AI Agents for Cybersecurity

3h 23mIntermediate2026-03-12

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Starweaver

Starweaver

Course details

AI agents represent the next evolution in cybersecurity defense. These autonomous systems can perceive their environment, engage in genuine reasoning, and take decisive action in real-time, creating a new paradigm for proactive defensive strategies. This comprehensive course begins with the philosophical and technical underpinnings of AI agents and progresses to their implementation within Security Operations Centers. Learn how these intelligent systems are revolutionizing threat detection, automating vulnerability analysis, streamlining incident response, and enabling proactive threat hunting. Plus, develop a deep understanding of the security considerations and ethical implications that arise when deploying autonomous AI systems in high-stakes cybersecurity environments. Ideal for security analysts, SOC managers, and cybersecurity professionals, this course provides the knowledge and practical insights you need to harness the power of AI agents responsibly and effectively.

Learning objectives
Apply LLMs to automate cybersecurity, using datasets to analyze, learn, and improve threat detection and response over time.
Evaluate how AI agents detect threats, analyze malware, identify intrusions, and defend against social engineering via real-time analysis and threat intel.
Design AI-driven cybersecurity workflows for incident response, threat hunting, and SOC optimization with human-AI collaboration and adaptive decisions.
Identify and mitigate AI security flaws and ethical risks; propose governance for responsible, explainable, and secure use in cybersecurity operations.

Concepts

Introduction

  • Welcome and course goals

Introduction to AI and LLMs in Cybersecurity

  • Chapter introduction
  • The transformative potential of AI and LLMs in cybersecurity
  • Defining large language models (LLMs) and their architectures
  • Evolution of AI in cybersecurity - From ML to agentic AI

Core Concepts of AI Agents

  • What are AI agents Definition, characteristics, and workflow
  • LLMs as the brain of AI agents - Capabilities and limitations
  • Agent autonomy levels in cybersecurity
  • Multi-agent systems - Collaboration and complexity
  • Memory and learning in AI agents
  • Adapting LLMs for cybersecurity - Fine-tuning, prompt engineering, and augmentation

Datasets and Data Handling for AI Agents in Cybersecurity

  • Types of datasets in LLM for security - Code-based, text-based, and combined
  • Data pre-processing and representation for cybersecurity AI models
  • Addressing data scarcity - LLMs for data augmentation in cybersecurity

AI Agents in Threat Detection

  • Chapter introduction
  • Real-time detection of cyber threats with AI
  • Automated vulnerability detection and analysis
  • Malware analysis and classification with AI agents

AI Agents in Network and Social Engineering Security

  • Network intrusion detection and attack classification
  • Detecting and defending against phishing attacks and deceptive language
  • Leveraging AI for threat intelligence and attack surface management

Advanced Analysis Capabilities

  • AI for System Log Analysis and Anomaly Detection
  • Reverse Engineering and Binary Analysis with AI Assistance
  • AI for understanding security and privacy policies

AI Agents in Incident Response

  • Chapter introduction
  • Automating vulnerability repair and patch generation
  • Streamlining incident response workflows and playbooks
  • Post-attack analysis and root cause identification with AI

Enhancing Security Operations Centres (SOCs) with Agentic AI

  • AI for proactive defense and threat hunting
  • AI-powered risk management and predictive analytics
  • Optimizing cybersecurity investments and compliance automation
  • Adaptive decision-making and continuous learning in SOC agents

Security Risks and Vulnerabilities of AI Agents

  • Chapter introduction
  • Overview of AI agent security challenges - The four knowledge gaps
  • Inherent AI-related vulnerabilities - Adversarial AI, data poisoning, and misalignment
  • Agent-specific threats - Prompt injection, jailbreaking, and supply chain vulnerabilities

Ethical Considerations and Governance Frameworks

  • Challenges in LLM interpretability, trustworthiness, and ethical usage
  • Addressing bias and fairness in AI agents
  • Designing responsible AI - Governance models and human-in-the-loop (HITL)

Future Directions and Advanced Concepts

  • Expanding LLM capabilities and multimodal AI
  • Security for LLMs and proactive self-defense
  • The roadmap for AI agents in cybersecurity - Opportunities and future research
  • Course wrap-up video

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