Generative AI Risks & Cybersecurity: LLM Security (Udemy.com)

Content looked promissing, but execution lacked. Clearly content is AI generated and lecturer did not even take time to double check results - text often overflows slides. Sentences sometime repeats in audio. Html playground - script has numerous bugs - especially in evaluating LLM responces. This is bit pathetic for security course, which stress how it is important to control outputs from AI.

At this point in the course, I see AI as much more than a tool for automation. I view it as a strategic capability that can improve decision-making, accelerate innovation, increase productivity, and create measurable business value. My understanding has also expanded to include the importance of AI governance, data quality, security, model evaluation, and responsible deployment. AI is only as valuable as the data, architecture, processes, and controls surrounding it. From a CTO/Chief Enterprise Architect perspective, I see my value in helping organizations identify where AI can produce the greatest business impact, establish the architecture and governance required to deploy it responsibly, and connect AI investments to measurable outcomes. The course has reinforced my view that the real value of AI is not simply generating information faster—it is using AI strategically to transform how an organization operates, makes decisions, manages risk, and delivers value to its customers.

The content is very good, all these items are new to me and explained. I would like to see more diagrams to help explain the content. it can be difficult listening to words all the time. Diagrams would help present the content better

Awesome experience. Great course ! The course content is very good. The Role plays were helpful in simulating real-world scenarios. The Labs were great for hands-on practice. Together, they reinforced the theoretical learning. The Security Takeaways at the bottom of the Labs are great tips to refer to later. The Capstone project resulted in a "AI Red Team Assessment Report". I can use this in my portfolio to showcase my learning. Also, got free coupons from the Standarity website. Overall, the experience has been very positive and enriching.

This training is very revealing and teaches us the many security risks of AI. I see things with different eyes now!

Meanwhile I got mixed feelings about this learning: Great things: - Very clear and precise slides and speaker - Nicely executed lab environment (although providing a docker based setup guide would be awesome, so people do not need to install things on their device for a learning) - the role plays are also nice, BUT (see not so greats) Not so great: - Although the Labs are engaging, the assessments feel like adding a big, not accounts for, time to the learning....maybe some sort of form can be added to the lab-index.html where a template for assessment is filled with the AI requests& response which people can use to cut the time for the assessment - Role Plays are way to time restricted and also not that much realistic....if I have a CEO who can write me down 2-3 paragraphs about a topic in barely seconds...he prolly not gonna need me (that said, it somehow contradicts the intent of the learning)

Had some issues with areas of using the AI prompt during labs but overall a great learning experience

The course is very well specified and very well presented on Generative AI risks and cybersecurity. A very important course and full comprehensive. Great Course.

course has right mixture of practical and theory content. It helped me a lot in learning about risks and usage of AI in an Enterprises

Good informative course that gives an insight in AI security. For example, you learn attack methods, defense methods, preventive measures and also about AI regulations. The labs are quite helpful to better understand the content of the lectures. I understood too late that the lab switched from Gemini to a local Ollama LLM. Luckily Google charged only a few cents for completing the labs ;-) Minor comment: Unfortunately, in some lectures the bottom text on the slides was cut out of the video.