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AI Agents for Cybersecurity

In this course, you’ll learn how to harness the power of AI agents to transform cybersecurity. We’ll explore how autonomous systems can perceive, reason, and act in real time, far beyond the limits of traditional, manual defences.

Gleb Marchenko
Gleb Marchenko
Cybersecurity | intermediate | 8 hours 30 minutes |   Published: Oct 2025

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Overview

1kSTUDENTS*
97.5%RECOMMEND*

This course includes:

  • On-demand videos
  • Practice assessments
  • Multiple hands-on learning activities
  • Exposure to a real-world project
  • 100% self-paced learning opportunities
  • Certification of completion

The cybersecurity landscape is experiencing a fundamental transformation. With cyber threats growing exponentially in volume and sophistication, traditional manual security approaches are no longer sufficient. Organizations are drowning in security alerts, struggling to identify real threats among false positives, and failing to respond quickly enough to prevent breaches. The solution isn't just more human analysis - it's intelligent automation through AI agents. 

AI agents represent the next evolution in cybersecurity defense. Unlike those static AI tools that merely process data in a mechanical fashion, these autonomous systems possess the capacity to perceive their environment, engage in genuine reasoning, and take decisive action in real-time, making them invaluable allies in the fight against modern cyber threats. They synthesize the tremendous computational power of Large Language Models with the capability to interact within security ecosystems, creating a new paradigm for what we might call proactive defensive strategies. 

This comprehensive educational program will guide you through a transformative journey, beginning with the fundamental philosophical and technical underpinnings of AI agents and progressing toward their firm implementation within Security Operations Centers. You'll discover how these intelligent systems are revolutionizing threat detection, automating vulnerability analysis, streamlining incident response, and enabling proactive threat hunting. Perhaps most significantly, you'll develop a deep understanding of the critical security considerations and profound ethical implications that arise when deploying autonomous AI systems in high-stakes cybersecurity environments - because responsibility matters, tremendously. 

It doesn’t matter who you're a security analyst looking to enhance your capabilities, a SOC manager exploring automation opportunities, or a cybersecurity professional preparing for the AI-driven future of the field, this course provides the knowledge and practical insights you need to harness the power of AI agents responsibly and effectively. 

Skills You Will Gain

AI for Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity AI Training
Autonomous Security Agents
AI-Powered Threat Hunting
Cybersecurity Automation with AI

Learning Outcomes (At The End Of This Program, You Will Be Able To...)

  • 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. 

Prerequisites

Learners should have basic computer literacy and familiarity with core cybersecurity concepts, including threats, vulnerabilities, and SOC operations. A general understanding of incident response workflows and security monitoring practices is recommended. While no programming experience is required, learners should be comfortable engaging with technical terms related to artificial intelligence and machine learning, as the course focuses on conceptual frameworks and practical use cases.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for professionals interested in advancing their cybersecurity capabilities through the use of autonomous AI systems. It is particularly suited for Security Analysts and SOC personnel aiming to enhance their daily workflows with AI, Cybersecurity Managers and Directors evaluating AI-driven tools for operational improvement, and IT Security Architects focused on designing AI-enabled security infrastructures. Graduate students and researchers exploring the intersection of AI and cybersecurity will also find the course valuable for academic and practical applications.

Curriculum

Instructors

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1Chapter 1: Introduction
2Chapter 2: Introduction to AI and LLMs in Cybersecurity
3Chapter 3: Core Concepts of AI Agents
4Chapter 5: Datasets and Data Handling for AI Agents in Cybersecurity
5Chapter 6: AI Agents in Threat Detection
6Chapter 7: AI Agents in Network and Social Engineering Security
7Chapter 8: Advanced Analysis Capabilities
8Chapter 9: AI Agents in Incident Response
9Chapter 10 : Enhancing Security Operations Centre's (SOCs) with Agentic AI
10 Chapter 11: Security Risks and Vulnerabilities of AI Agents
11Chapter 12: Ethical Considerations and Governance Frameworks
12Chapter 13: Future Directions and Advanced Concepts

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Segment 00: Reading - Welcome to the Course: Course Overview

Segment 01: Welcome and Course Goals

Gleb Marchenko

Gleb Marchenko

With a decade of experience in the rapidly evolving field of wireless communications, Gleb has honed his expertise in 4G and 5G networks, focusing on enhancing the quality of end-user experiences. His journey in telecommunications has allowed him to delve deep into RAN (Radio Access Network) optimization, capacity planning, and coverage strategies for both outdoor and indoor environments. His work consistently centers on finding innovative solutions to complex technical challenges, whether through RAN KPIs analysis, feature testing, or troubleshooting. His passion for this field is driven by a relentless pursuit of excellence and a commitment to staying at the forefront of telecom technologies.

Throughout his career, Gleb has taken pride in sharing his knowledge with others, leading workshops, and delivering technical training on cutting-edge topics such as LTE, 5G, and the emerging 6G networks. These sessions are designed to empower professionals with the skills and insights necessary to navigate the complexities of modern wireless networks. From radio measurements and field-testing to private network design and Massive MIMO implementation, he ensures that his training is both practical and deeply rooted in real-world applications. His goal is to provide a learning experience that is as dynamic and impactful as the technologies themselves.

In addition to his technical and training roles, Gleb has been recognized for his ability to present complex information to high-level stakeholders, ensuring that strategic decisions are informed by accurate data and comprehensive analysis. Whether working on RAN optimization projects or leading field tests for network enhancements, he brings a combination of technical expertise and a strategic mindset to every project he undertakes.

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Segment 02: Chapter Introduction

Segment 03: The Transformative Potential of AI and LLMs in Cybersecurity

Segment 04: Defining Large Language Models (LLMs) and their Architectures

Segment 05: Evolution of AI in Cybersecurity: From ML to Agentic AI

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Segment 06: What are AI Agents? Definition, Characteristics, and Workflow

Segment 07: LLMs as the "Brain" of AI Agents: Capabilities and Limitations

Segment 08: Agent Autonomy Levels in Cybersecurity

Segment 09: Multi Agent Systems: Collaboration and Complexity

Segment 10: Memory and Learning in AI Agents

Segment 11: Adapting LLMs for Cybersecurity: Fine-Tuning, Prompt Engineering, and Augmentation

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Segment 12: Types of Datasets in LLM for Security: Code-Based, Text-Based, and Combined

Segment 13: Data Pre-processing and Representation for Cybersecurity AI Models

Segment 14: Addressing Data Scarcity: LLMs for Data Augmentation in Cybersecurity

Segment 15: Reading - The Rise of AI Agents: Anticipating Cybersecurity Opportunities, Risks, and the Next Frontier

Segment 16: Hands-On-Learning: Drafting an AI Agent Architecture for Real-Time Threat Prioritization

Segment 17: Quiz - Foundations of AI Agents in Cybersecurity

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Segment 22: Network Intrusion Detection and Attack Classification

Segment 23: Detecting and Defending Against Phishing Attacks and Deceptive Language

Segment 24: Leveraging AI for Threat Intelligence and Attack Surface Management

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Segment 25: AI for System Log Analysis and Anomaly Detection

Segment 26: Reverse Engineering and Binary Analysis with AI Assistance

Segment 27: AI for Understanding Security and Privacy Policies

Segment 28: Reading - Advancing Cybersecurity Operations with Agentic AI Systems

Segment 29: Hands-On-Learning: Analysing Phishing Attack with LLM

Segment 30: Quiz - AI Agents in Cybersecurity Operations (Detection & Analysis)

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Segment 18: Chapter Introduction

Segment 19: Real-Time Detection of Cyber Threats with AI

Segment 20: Automated Vulnerability Detection and Analysis

Segment 21: Malware Analysis and Classification with AI Agents

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Segment 35: AI for Proactive Defence and Threat Hunting

Segment 36: AI- Powered Risk Management and Predictive Analytics

Segment 37: Optimizing Cybersecurity Investments and Compliance Automation

Segment 38: Adaptive Decision Making and Continuous Learning in SOC Agents

Segment 39: Reading - How AI Agents Could Revolutionize the SOC With Human Help

Segment 40: Hands-On-Learning: AI-Powered Cybersecurity Analysis Activity

Segment 41: Quiz - AI Agents in Cybersecurity Operations (Response & Management)

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Segment 31: Chapter Introduction

Segment 32: Automating Vulnerability Repair and Patch Generation

Segment 33: Streamlining Incident Response Workflows and Playbooks

Segment 34: Post-Attack Analysis and Root Cause Identification with AI

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Segment 46: Challenges in LLM Interpretability, Trustworthiness, and Ethical Usage

Segment 47: Addressing Bias and Fairness in AI Agents

Segment 48: Designing Responsible AI: Governance Models and Human-in-the-Loop (HITL)

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Segment 42: Chapter Introduction

Segment 43: Overview of AI Agent Security Challenges: The Four Knowledge Gaps

Segment 44: Inherent AI-Related Vulnerabilities: Adversarial AI, Data Poisoning, and Misalignment

Segment 45: Agent-Specific Threats: Prompt Injection, Jailbreaking, and Supply Chain Vulnerabilities

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Segment 49: Expanding LLM Capabilities and Multimodal AI

Segment 50: Security for LLMs and Proactive Self-Defence

Segment 51: The Roadmap for AI Agents in Cybersecurity: Opportunities and Future Research

Segment 52: Reading - Security Vulnerabilities in Autonomous AI Agents

Segment 53: Hands-On-Learning: Prompt Injection Attack Simulation

Segment 54: Quiz - Security, Ethics, and Future of AI Agents in Cybersecurity

Segment 55: Course Wrap-up Video

Segment 56: AI Agent Architecture Design for Enterprise SOC Integration