Hosted by Jason Edwards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 91 episodes
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Certified: The CompTIA SecAI Certification Audio Course is an audio-first training program built for busy IT and security professionals who want to understand how AI changes cybersecurity work—and how security changes when AI is part of the environment. It’s designed for early- to mid-career practitioners, analysts, administrators, and technically curious managers who need a practical foundation without wading through research papers or hype. If you already speak basic security—identity, logging, vulnerability management, incident response—this course helps you connect those skills to modern AI systems in a way that makes sense on the job. You can use it as preparation for a CompTIA SecAI certification path, or as a focused upskilling track if your organization is adopting AI tools and you need to stay credible in the room.Inside Certified: The CompTIA SecAI Certification Audio Course, you’ll learn how AI systems work at a level that matters for defense, governance, and risk decision
Jason Edwards hosts Certified: The CompTIA SecAI+ Audio Course, a technology show with 91 episodes published.
This episode focuses on preventing shadow AI as a governance and data protection requirement, because SecAI+ expects you to control unapproved tools that employees adopt for convenience, often without understanding how p
This episode teaches responsible AI principles in an exam-ready, security-relevant way, because SecAI+ expects you to translate fairness, transparency, and explainability into practical choices that reduce harm, improve
This episode focuses on defining responsibilities clearly, because SecAI+ scenarios often reveal failures caused by vague ownership, where everyone assumes someone else handled security review, data permissions, or monit
This episode explains AI governance as an operating model that makes security and compliance achievable at scale, because SecAI+ expects you to choose governance structures that produce consistent decisions instead of on
This episode teaches how AI assistants fit into CI/CD without weakening security, because SecAI+ scenarios often involve AI-generated code, AI-suggested pipeline changes, or automated remediation that must still obey tes
This episode focuses on safe automation using low-code workflows, because SecAI+ expects you to recognize that automation reduces toil but can also amplify errors and create new abuse paths when guardrails and auditabili
This episode teaches how AI can accelerate malware evolution by supporting rapid variation, improved obfuscation, and faster iteration on what evades detection, which is a key SecAI+ theme when scenarios ask you to respo
This episode focuses on how AI accelerates reconnaissance by reducing attacker effort in discovering targets, mapping organizations, and enumerating exposed systems, and how SecAI+ expects you to translate that reality i
This episode teaches how AI scales social engineering by making messages more convincing, more personalized, and easier to generate at volume, which is exactly why SecAI+ includes scenarios that test your ability to spot
This episode explains why AI-driven deepfakes are a security problem, not just a media curiosity, and how SecAI+ expects you to analyze impersonation risk in realistic organizational workflows. You will define deepfakes
This episode teaches practical uses of AI in threat intelligence, because SecAI+ expects you to apply AI to messy text and indicator data while still handling uncertainty, provenance, and bias responsibly. You will learn
This episode focuses on using AI for incident triage without compromising evidence integrity, because SecAI+ expects you to accelerate understanding while still preserving the chain of custody and avoiding premature conc
This episode teaches AI-assisted detection engineering in a way that matches SecAI+ expectations, because exam scenarios often involve improving detection coverage and quality while controlling false positives, preservin
This episode focuses on using AI to improve code review efficiency without weakening security rigor, because SecAI+ expects you to balance speed gains against the risk of missed findings, noisy recommendations, and overc
This episode teaches how to use AI for code generation without turning your SDLC into a vulnerability factory, because SecAI+ expects you to recognize that AI can accelerate delivery while also increasing risk if outputs
This episode focuses on overreliance as a real operational hazard, because SecAI+ expects you to design workflows that keep humans in control of high-impact decisions even when AI outputs are fluent, fast, and usually co
This episode teaches integration security for AI systems, because SecAI+ scenarios often involve plug-ins, connectors, and third-party services that expand capability while also expanding attack surface and data exposure
This episode focuses on denial-of-service in AI systems, because SecAI+ expects you to defend not only availability, but also cost stability and operational continuity when models can be abused with oversized prompts, pa
This episode teaches model theft as an access and abuse problem, because SecAI+ scenarios often involve attackers trying to replicate a model’s behavior by querying it repeatedly, capturing outputs, and building a substi
This episode focuses on membership inference as a practical privacy risk, because SecAI+ expects you to recognize when attackers can probe a model to determine whether a specific record was part of its training data and
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