01Overview
The entry point to offensive work: red-teaming methodology, scoping and AI-specific threat modelling.
Domain scope · ASO
Systematic red teaming of AI systems, from prompt injection to full-scope agent exploitation, including adversarial ML, model fingerprinting and purple teaming.
Intended for: Red team specialists, adversarial ML researchers, penetration testers
02Planned topics
Planned · outcomes published with the specification- Red-team methodology
- Scoping
- AI-specific threat modelling
- MITRE ATLAS orientation
03Proposed case references
Source review pendingI-2
OpenAI/DeepSeek Model Distillation CampaignSource review · In review
I-5
Context AI/Vercel OAuth Supply Chain BreachSource review · In review
I-6
Adaptive AI Infrastructure CampaignSource review · In review
Proposed connection, subject to source review. The specific connection between each case and the course content is published with the approved specification.
04Assessment
Format, duration, passing score and practical component are published with the approved specification.
05Instructor
TBA
Announced when appointed
Instructors are practitioners appointed against a written standard for the ASO domain.
06Related courses
Next on the Red team practitioner pathOC-LLMPILLM Prompt Injection & Jailbreak EngineeringIn this domain · PractitionerOC-AIRFAI Recon & Model FingerprintingIn this domain · PractitionerOC-AMLAAdversarial ML Attacks: Evasion, Extraction & Inference
Prerequisite forOC-AIRF AI Recon & Model Fingerprinting PractitionerOC-AMLA Adversarial ML Attacks: Evasion, Extraction & Inference PractitionerOC-LLMPI LLM Prompt Injection & Jailbreak Engineering PractitionerOC-OAATT Offensive AI: Attack Tools & Techniques Practitioner
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This course is in active development. Duration, pricing, session dates and instructor are published when confirmed. Proposed case references, framework references, syllabus, labs and assessment are drafts until the course specification is approved.