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Advanced in AI Security Management (AAISM) Certification Training
The First Certification Built to Secure AI Security Management
Program Highlights
The ISACA Advanced in AI Security Management™ (AAISM) is the first-of-its-kind certification purpose-built for experienced security leaders navigating the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Tailored for CISM or CISSP-certified professionals, AAISM validates the ability to assess, implement, and govern secure AI solutions across the enterprise. As AI adoption accelerates, this certification positions you to lead confidently through evolving threat landscapes, regulatory changes, and organizational transformation. Grounded in established security management best practices and aligned with ISO 17024 standards, AAISM empowers professionals to transition from reactive security oversight to strategic AI-driven leadership.
30-Hour LIVE Instructor-led Training 
First AI Security Management Credential 
Perform AI Risk Assessments and Threat Modeling 
Design and Implement AI Security Architecture 
Develop Enterprise-wide AI Security Governance Programs 
Manage AI Threats and Vendor Supply Chain Risks 
Aligned with ISO 17024 Standards 
10 Ready-to-Use AI Security Templates Included 
Exam-Ready Notes and Recorded Sessions
Training Schedule
- upcoming classes
- corporate training
- 1 on 1 training
| Start - End Date | Training Mode | Batch Type | Start - End Time | Batch Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 Feb - 14 Mar | Online | Weekend | 09:00 - 12:00 IST | BATCH OPEN |
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About Course
The Advanced in AI Security Management™ (AAISM) certification training is designed to equip mid-to-senior level security professionals with the expertise to manage AI-specific threats, implement AI technologies securely, and align AI use with governance and regulatory requirements. The curriculum spans three critical domains: AI Governance and Program Management, AI Risk Management, and AI Technologies and Controls. Participants will gain actionable knowledge to evaluate, integrate, and secure AI systems across the enterprise, leveraging both AI’s potential and adhering to ethical and compliance standards. The course prepares candidates for a rigorous 90-question certification exam and supports continuous professional development with 10 annual CPE hours related to AI.
Course Curriculum
- Domain 1: AI Governance & Program Management
- Stakeholder considerations, industry frameworks, and regulatory requirements
- AI-Related strategies, policies, and procedures
- AI asset and data life cycle management
- AI security program development and management
- Business continuity and incident response
- Domain 2: AI Risk Management
- AI risk assessment, thresholds, and treatment
- AI threat and vulnerability management
- AI vendor and supply chain management
- Domain 3: AI Technologies & Controls
- AI security architecture and design
- AI-Related strategies, policies, and procedures
- Data management controls
- Privacy, ethical, trust and safety controls
- Security controls and monitoring
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Course Deliverables and Takeaways
- Participants will receive a set of customizable, ready-to-use templates and artifacts:
- AI Governance Framework
- AI Policy Templates
- AI Risk Register
- AI Risk Assessment Workbook
- AI Threat Modeling Template
- AI Evaluation Matrix
- AI Maturity Assessment Model
- AI Readiness Assessment Toolkit
- AI Control Library
- Risk Management Templates
- Participants will receive a set of customizable, ready-to-use templates and artifacts:
Target Audience
This course is ideal for:
- Experienced IT security professionals who hold CISM® or CISSP® certifications
- Those with proven experience in security or advisory roles
- Those with expertise in assessing, implementing and maintaining AI systems
Pre-requisites
Before attending this accelerated course, you should have:
- An active CISM or CISSP certification
- Proven experience in security or advisory roles
- Some expertise in assessing, implementing, and maintaining AI systems
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of the training, participants will be able to:
- Analyze and address evolving threats and vulnerabilities specific to AI systems including generative AI risks
- Implement an Enterprise AI Governance Framework aligned with organizational goals and compliance requirements
- Effectively embed AI tools and technologies into existing security architectures to enhance operational efficiency
- Perform AI Risk Assessments to identify, evaluate, and mitigate AI-related risks across enterprise environments
- Interpret and apply emerging global AI regulations including the EU AI Act to ensure regulatory readiness
- Implement controls to safeguard AI models, training data, and outputs from adversarial attacks and data breaches
- Conduct AI Threat Modeling to identify and address AI-specific attack vectors and security vulnerabilities
- Build an AI Evaluation Matrix to assess and benchmark AI systems against security and governance standards
- Conduct AI Maturity Assessments to evaluate organizational readiness for secure AI adoption
- Perform AI Readiness Assessments to identify gaps and develop actionable improvement roadmaps
- Bridge the gap between security, legal, compliance, and AI teams for cohesive AI risk and governance oversight
- Apply Privacy, Ethical, Trust, and Safety Controls across AI Systems and Operations
Vision
Goal
Skill-Building
Mentoring
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Success
The AAISM training went very well and covered all the necessary topics. The sessions were well-structured and provided a valuable learning experience.
I would highly recommend the AAISM training. The instructor had an exceptional ability to break down complex concepts into clear, practical insights. His deep expertise, humble approach, and sincere dedication created an excellent learning environment and made the overall experience truly outstanding.
The instructor was a great mentor, and his ability to explain concepts was unmatched. He was also very kind and patient while answering questions from attendees, making the AAISM training highly valuable.
I had a great experience attending the AAISM course. The content was well-structured and highly relevant to my role in Product Security. The training advisor and instructor delivered the sessions clearly and engagingly, making them easy to follow. The course gave me a solid understanding of AI security management concepts and practical insights that I can apply directly to my day-to-day work.
The training content was covered thoroughly, and the instructor clarified all our doubts effectively. This made the AAISM learning experience clear, helpful, and easy to follow.
The training was thorough and impeccable. It helped me greatly in strengthening a couple of domains that were my weak points and also provided a broader understanding of information security in general. The detailed classes, along with real-time examples, made the learning highly interactive and effective.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AAISM certification and who is it for?
AAISM is an AI-focused security management certification offered by ISACA. It validates a professional's ability to identify, assess, monitor, and mitigate risks associated with enterprise AI solutions. It is intended primarily for experienced security professionals holding an active CISM or CISSP certification, particularly those working in security management, governance, risk, or advisory roles.
What challenges or pain points will AAISM address in the security domain and for security professionals?
Organizations are adopting AI faster than they are developing the policies, controls, and governance processes needed to secure it. This creates challenges such as:
- Lack of clear AI security policies and governance structures.
- Exposure to AI-specific threats and vulnerabilities.
- Inadequate assessment and monitoring of AI-related risks.
- Security concerns involving AI data, models, and third-party solutions.
- Difficulties maintaining regulatory compliance and responsible AI practices.
AAISM helps security professionals develop the expertise to address these challenges through structured AI governance, risk management, and security controls.
How does AAISM benefit security professionals?
AAISM builds on existing security management expertise and develops specialized knowledge of AI security. It helps professionals:
- Strengthen their ability to assess and manage AI-related risks.
- Develop and implement AI security policies and governance practices.
- Evaluate AI technologies and security controls.
- Support responsible AI adoption across organizations.
- Demonstrate specialized AI security management capabilities to employers.
The certification can also help professionals expand their career opportunities as organizations increasingly integrate AI into business and security operations.
Why do professionals need to be AAISM certified?
AI adoption is creating security challenges that traditional information security practices may not fully address on their own. Professionals need specialized knowledge to manage risks associated with AI systems, protect enterprise data, establish appropriate governance, and support secure AI implementation. AAISM helps them demonstrate that they can apply their existing security management knowledge to the evolving AI threat landscape.
What are the prerequisites for the AAISM certification?
Candidates must have:
- An active CISM or CISSP certification.
- Proven experience in security or advisory roles.
- Some experience assessing, implementing, and maintaining AI systems.
To receive the AAISM designation, candidates must pass the examination, submit the certification application, pay the application processing fee, and comply with ISACA's professional ethics and CPE requirements.
What domains does the AAISM exam cover?
The AAISM examination consists of 90 questions across three domains:
- AI Governance and Program Management
- AI Risk Management
- AI Technologies and Controls
The domains cover AI security policies, governance frameworks, asset and data life cycle management, risk assessment, threat and vulnerability management, vendor and supply chain risks, AI security architecture, privacy, ethical controls, and security monitoring.
What templates and tools do participants receive with the AAISM training?
Participants receive 10 customizable templates and practical resources to support AI governance, risk assessment, and security implementation. These resources are intended to help participants apply the concepts covered during training to organizational AI security initiatives.
Does AAISM cover the EU AI Act and global AI regulations?
Yes. The AAISM course covers emerging AI regulations, including the EU AI Act, along with global regulatory considerations. This knowledge helps professionals understand regulatory expectations and incorporate relevant compliance requirements into AI governance and security programs. However, AAISM certification itself does not guarantee regulatory compliance.
What is ISO/IEC 17024, and why does AAISM's alignment with it matter?
ISO/IEC 17024 is an international standard that specifies requirements for organizations certifying individuals. It addresses areas such as certification processes, competence assessment, impartiality, and consistency. Alignment with this standard can provide confidence in the credibility and consistency of a personnel certification program.
How does AAISM help with AI vendor and supply chain risk?
AAISM addresses AI vendors and supply chain management as part of its AI Risk Management domain. It prepares professionals to:
- Identify security risks associated with third-party AI solutions.
- Assess vendors and their AI-related security practices.
- Evaluate risks involving external AI models, services, and data.
- Establish appropriate security requirements and controls for AI vendors.
- Monitor vendor-related risks throughout the AI life cycle.
This helps organizations strengthen oversight of external AI technologies and reduce risks introduced through third-party dependencies.
What jobs or roles can the AAISM certification lead to?
AAISM can support career progression into roles involving AI security, governance, risk, and compliance, including:
- AI Security Manager
- AI Governance Specialist
- AI Risk Manager
- AI Security Consultant
- AI GRC Consultant
- AI Security Architect
- AI Compliance Manager
- Enterprise AI Risk Advisor
How is AAISM different from CISM® or CISSP® when it comes to AI security?
CISM and CISSP establish broad information security management and professional security competencies. AAISM builds on this foundation by focusing specifically on security challenges associated with enterprise AI systems. CISM focuses on information security governance, program management, risk management, and incident management, whereas CISSP focuses on broad cybersecurity knowledge, security architecture, engineering, operations, and management. On the other hand, AAISM focuses on AI governance, AI-specific risk management, AI technologies, and security controls. AAISM is therefore a specialized credential for existing CISM and CISSP holders who want to develop expertise in AI security management. It complements rather than replaces these certifications.
Why should I choose InfosecTrain's AAISM training over others?
InfosecTrain's AAISM training combines certification preparation with practical resources to help professionals understand and apply AI security management concepts. Key course features include:
- Comprehensive Exam Preparation: Coverage of all three AAISM examination domains.
- Practical Learning Resources: Ten customizable templates for AI governance, risk assessment, and security management.
- Regulatory Insights: Coverage of the EU AI Act and emerging global AI regulations.
- Real-World Application: Focus on AI security risks, governance practices, and enterprise implementation scenarios.
- Structured Learning: Preparation designed around the knowledge areas and responsibilities of AI security management professionals.
These features help learners connect AAISM examination concepts with practical AI security management requirements.