SK shieldus said on the 11th it will run a training program to strengthen "Generative AI utilization security capabilities" for security practitioners at domestic corporations.
The curriculum focuses on boosting on-site work efficiency, structured step by step from understanding security technologies based on Generative AI to hands-on practice and project execution. In particular, it emphasizes strengthening practical capabilities to apply Generative AI across key cybersecurity tasks, including security data processing, vulnerability diagnosis and analysis, and incident detection and response.
The training will be conducted in a problem-based learning (PBL) format that reflects real-world cyberattack response processes. Learners will use SK shieldus EQST's penetration testing environment and Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT to directly carry out the entire process from analyzing attack scenarios to establishing response strategies and drafting result reports, strengthening their real-world response experience.
An SK shieldus official said, "Through this training, security practitioners at domestic corporations, including small and midsize businesses, are expected to build up the latest Generative AI security technologies and practical experience to strengthen individual capabilities, while also helping to narrow the gap in cybersecurity response capabilities by corporate size."
Applications for the training can be submitted through the SK shieldus Rookies website until the 25th, and a total of 30 participants will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.