AI Threat-to-Requirement Mapping Express Course


This scenario-based course examines how software security risks emerge when AI tools are used in routine development work, challenging learners to navigate real-world trade-offs and translate those risks into clear, actionable requirements.
DELIVERY METHOD: ON-DEMAND | TIME: 1 HOUR | CPE CREDITS: 1 | FOCUS AREA: SOFTWARE SECURITY | PROFICIENCY LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED | LANGUAGE: ENGLISH | KNOWLEDGE AREA: OPERATIONS AND COMPLIANCE
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This scenario-based exercise explores how software security risks emerge as AI tools are integrated into routine development work. Set across multiple organizational contexts, learners are placed in realistic situations where AI-assisted code, automation and external tooling introduce uncertainty, incomplete visibility and competing delivery pressures.
Across a series of decision points, participants evaluate response options, assess trade-offs and observe how different choices influence outcomes over time. Rather than focusing on isolated technical failures, the exercise emphasizes how risk accumulates through everyday decisions, particularly when assumptions go unexamined and governance has not yet adapted to new development practices.
Learning Experience:
This course is intended for software development professionals involved with AI enabled systems, security analysts collaborating with development teams, engineers responsible for non functional requirements, and/or program or technical managers overseeing product delivery.
Learners have 60 days from the date of purchase to complete the entire course. Those who successfully complete this course will receive a digital Validation of Completion and earn continuing professional education (CPE) credits. We recommend that you download and retain the Validation of Completion for your personal records.
To receive a Validation of Completion and earn CPE credits, learners must:| CPE Credits | Group A | 1 |
| Field of Study | Software Security | |
| Level | Intermediate to Advanced | |
| Prerequisites | Knowledge of software development is required. | |
| Access | Online | This is a digital product. The content will be available up to 60 days after purchase date. |
For more information, please refer to the ISC2 Certification Maintenance Handbook for additional CPE requirement details.
CPE credits earned from this learning experience will automatically be reported for ISC2 credentials on the first day of every month. Please allow up to 10 business days for processing.
CPE credits earned for this learning experience may also be eligible for continuing professional education credits for non-ISC2 certifications. Please visit the continuing education requirements established by the credentialing organization for eligibility.
For questions related to ISC2 CPE credits or the CPE portal not covered in the handbook, please contact us via our online form.
A stable internet connection is required. To record your completion of the online learning experience, please ensure you are connected to the internet at all times.
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