One of cybersecurity's biggest certification programs is building one for AI security
ISC2, the nonprofit behind the widely used CISSP credential, is developing an AI security certification.
ISC2, a leading cybersecurity certification organization, is developing a new credential specifically for AI security. This move addresses the growing need for professionals skilled in securing AI systems, managing AI-related threats, and mitigating AI risks. The certification aims to provide a vendor-neutral standard for evaluating expertise in this critical area, with beta testing anticipated in early 2027.
- ISC2 is developing a new certification focused on AI security.
- This credential will address securing AI systems, managing AI threats, and mitigating AI risks.
- The organization previously added AI content to existing certifications but found demand for a standalone credential.
- The scope and target audience are being defined over the next five months with input from cybersecurity professionals.
- The certification is expected to appeal to experienced cybersecurity professionals and AI professionals needing security expertise.
- ISC2 is recruiting volunteers to help define the knowledge base and write exam questions.
- Beta testing is planned for early 2027.
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