Foundations
How LLMs actually work, prompt engineering for engineers, the AI stack, and the security threat model that every other module builds on.
From LLM fundamentals to autonomous offensive AI. Built for security engineers.
How LLMs actually work, prompt engineering for engineers, the AI stack, and the security threat model that every other module builds on.
Build real agents: the ReAct loop, tool use, memory systems, and the architectural primitives that turn an LLM into an autonomous actor.
Orchestrators and subagents, the Model Context Protocol, RAG architecture, and the workflow patterns behind production agentic systems.
The OWASP LLM Top 10, prompt injection weaponization, jailbreaking taxonomies, agent hijacking, and the MCP attack frontier.
Input validation, output guardrails, the 5-layer defense stack, and monitoring patterns for AI systems in production.
Running professional AI red team engagements: methodology, infrastructure, reporting, and remediation that developers can implement.
Becoming an AI security practitioner, building credibility, pricing offensive AI work, and the niche that is paying right now.
Complete preparation guide for the Claude Certified Architect: Foundations exam. Five domains, eight scenarios, and the insider patterns that separate a passing score from a perfect one.