Information security
AI Security Awareness
Training for employees facing convincing messages, cloned voices and unsafe AI tools. Teaches independent verification, access checks and reporting when a request may be fraudulent.
- Duration
- 41 minutes
- Language
- English
- Trainer
- Course delivery
- Online
- Price per attendee
- 29 AED
- Suggested for
- All employees, Contractors, IT
About this course
A familiar voice on a call or a well-written supplier message is not enough to authorise a payment. This course examines how artificial intelligence can support impersonation and how staff can respond without having to prove that a voice, image or text was generated.
The lessons cover payment and delivery changes, fake tools, excessive permissions and instructions hidden in material read by an AI assistant. Employees practise checking through a known contact route, keeping normal approvals in place and reporting the facts. Training and assessment are in English.
What you'll learn
- 8 minutes
Course introduction: AI-related cyber threats at work
AI-assisted impersonation and why the requested action matters more than polished wording or a familiar voice.
- 7 minutes
Recognise messages that push you into action
Pressure, secrecy, unsafe links and changes to supplier payment or delivery instructions.
- 7 minutes
Handle fake voices, video and supporting evidence
Voice and video impersonation, misleading documents and verification that does not depend on spotting a fake.
- 7 minutes
Avoid malicious tools and protect access
Fake AI services, installers and extensions, and the permissions that expose accounts or data.
- 7 minutes
Recognise attacks on AI assistants
Prompt injection: instructions planted in external material, manipulated references and unexpected assistant actions.
- 7 minutes
Report quickly and keep work safe
Useful incident reports, authorised containment and a supplier case with several connected warning signs.
Required by law: Yes
- National Cyber Security Policy for Artificial Intelligence, version 1.1 (November 2025), Policy statements 2.5.1, 2.6.2; implementation guidance 3.5.1UAE Cyber Security Council
- UAE Information Assurance Standard, version 2.1 (November 2025), Controls M3.2.1 (awareness programme); T1.2.2 (acceptable use, generative AI); T8.1.2 (event reporting)UAE Cyber Security Council