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OC-AIIRASD · AI Security: DefensivePractitionerIn development

AI Incident Response & Recovery

In development · enrolment sequence to be confirmed

LevelPractitioner
PrerequisitesFoundation or equivalent
StatusIn development
SpecificationDraft · not approved
EnrolmentNot yet open

01Overview

A four-phase incident response method (detection, containment, evidence preservation, recovery) with regulatory trigger analysis for SEC Item 1.05 and GDPR Article 33.

Domain scope · ASD

The defensive core: AI threat taxonomy, control-plane implementation, token security, pipeline and model integrity, and AI incident response.

Intended for: Security practitioners moving into AI security or deepening it

02Planned topics

Planned · outcomes published with the specification
  • A four-phase incident response method: detection, containment, evidence preservation, recovery
  • Regulatory trigger analysis for SEC Item 1.05 and GDPR Article 33

03Proposed case references

Source review pending
I-5
Context AI/Vercel OAuth Supply Chain BreachSource review · In review

Proposed connection, subject to source review. The four-phase method is worked through the documented timeline of I-5, from detection to credential revocation.

04Proposed framework references

Under review
SEC Item 1.05GDPR · Art. 33

Control framework alignment and control level are published with the approved specification. Referencing a framework does not mean its publisher has approved or endorsed a course.

05Assessment

Format, duration, passing score and practical component are published with the approved specification.

06Instructor

TBA
Announced when appointed

Instructors are practitioners appointed against a written standard for the ASD domain.

How faculty are appointed →

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Version Last reviewed
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.