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Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity: mastering the challenges and operational implementation

AI is transforming cybersecurity practices while creating new areas requiring attention. Connect use cases, threats and implementation conditions to assess options critically. Strengthen your ability to integrate these tools into a structured protection strategy.

Duration
2 days 14 hours
Code
GSI007FR Code

Presentation

How can you effectively protect your business as cyberattacks become increasingly sophisticated and automated? In today's environment, AI-driven threats such as deepfakes and self-adapting malware demand an equally capable technological response. This course offers a comprehensive exploration of how AI is fundamentally transforming digital security, moving from a reactive stance to proactive, automated prevention.

Through a balanced learning approach, you will explore next-generation tools such as augmented SIEMs and behavioural detection solutions. Your learning will focus on risk analysis, understanding model bias and mastering the European regulatory framework through the AI Act. You will develop a cross-functional perspective that aligns technological innovation with your information security governance strategy.

In practice, you will be able to lead AI integration within your security ecosystem to reduce detection and response times. By the end of these two days, you will have a personalised strategic roadmap for deploying AI solutions that create value and meet ethical requirements. You will leave with practical methods for turning these tools into an effective digital shield for your business.

Objectives

By the end of this AI and cybersecurity course, you will be able to:

  • understand the fundamental mechanisms of machine learning and the pillars of generative AI;
  • identify operational applications of these technologies to strengthen risk detection and prevention;
  • master the complementary roles of innovative defence tools such as SIEM, SOAR and EDR;
  • understand next-generation cyber threats based on deepfakes or evolving malicious code;
  • assess potential vulnerabilities and cognitive biases in automated security algorithms;
  • deploy a cybersecurity strategy consistent with governance frameworks and ISO 27001:2022;
  • apply ethical requirements and new legal constraints established by the AI Act and GDPR;
  • structure an effective technology deployment pathway to lead AI integration in your organisation.
Last update: 24/09/2026