AI Training Designed for Security Executives

The AI Briefings You’re Getting Are Not Enough

Every vendor has an AI story. Every conference has an AI track. But most of what’s aimed at security executives is either vendor marketing or technical content that assumes a data science background.

Neither is useful to you.

You need to understand AI well enough to ask the right questions: of vendors, of your team, and of your board. You need to know what AI can actually do in a security context, where the risk is real versus overhyped, and what governance frameworks apply.

That’s what GTK Cyber executive training delivers.

What the Course Covers

A Cyber Executive’s Guide to Artificial Intelligence is a one-day course built specifically for CISOs and security leaders:

• AI capabilities: What AI can and can’t do in security today, and where it’s heading
• AI risk and threat modeling: How attackers are using AI, and what that means for your defenses
• Vendor evaluation: How to cut through AI marketing and evaluate what tools actually do
• Governance and compliance: Regulatory frameworks, AI policy, and organizational accountability
• Building AI-ready teams: What skills your team needs and how to develop them
• AI strategy: How to build an AI roadmap that aligns with your security program

No Jargon. No Hype.

GTK Cyber does not sell AI products. We have no incentive to overstate AI capability or push your organization toward any particular vendor. Our goal is to give you an accurate, practical picture of the technology so you can make better decisions.

Available Formats

• Taught at Black Hat USA 2026: one day, August 3, 2026, Las Vegas
• Custom on-site: Half-day, full-day, or multi-day for your leadership team
• Virtual: Available on request for distributed leadership teams