Train the leaders who approve AI, the teams who govern it and the engineers who secure it. Courses are built from documented public AI incidents and referenced to the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF and SEC Item 1.05.
Securing AI systems requires coordinated decisions across security, governance and leadership teams. Each programme builds that capability across the people who implement, govern and approve AI.
Built to order, not pulled from a catalogue. Pricing is set in the written proposal after a scoping call.
Four frameworks your board is already asking about: one regulation, one disclosure rule, one certifiable standard and one voluntary framework. Each shows the chain of decisions it requires and the courses that teach it.
Summaries for orientation only; they are not legal advice. Clause-level references are reviewed in each approved course specification.
ODA3.Academy launches with AI Security Foundation (Priority 1) and AI Red Teaming (Priority 12). The full catalogue is being built in priority order behind them.
Six documented public AI incidents anchor the curriculum. Each is source-reviewed before it anchors course content.
Each record would name the course version, the assessed requirements met and a boundary statement. The layout is under review.
The research is published. The curriculum is built from it. Tell us which roles you need to develop and which obligations drive the need, and we reply with a proposed programme and terms in writing.