Credits
7.5 ECTS
Semester
1 Semester
Delivery
Online
Duration
13 weeks
Language
About This Course
This course examines how organisations can lead sustainable innovation at the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. As AI increasingly shapes digital operations, it creates both new defensive capabilities and new sources of cyber risk that demand strategic, not purely technical, responses. The course equips students with the frameworks and leadership skills needed to design responsible AI governance, manage adversarial and operational risks, and make informed investment and innovation decisions under regulatory and societal pressure. Emphasis is placed on trust, accountability, sustainability, and long-term value creation, enabling participants to translate complex AI–cyber challenges into coherent strategies that align innovation, security, and organisational responsibility.
What You Will Learn
Your 13-Week Journey
Week 1 – AI–cyber convergence: strategy, opportunity, and risk
How AI strengthens cyber defence while introducing new strategic risks and vulnerabilities.
Week 3 – Executive AI governance models (risk-based governance models)
Designing risk-based governance models across the AI lifecycle.
Week 5 – AI for cyber defence: automation and augmentation
Using AI responsibly to automate and augment security operations.
Week 7 – Financial Management & Operations (Sustainability): Economics of Sustainable AI Security—TCO, Energy/CO₂, and Procurement
Managing cost, energy, carbon impact, and procurement in AI security investments.
Week 9 –Assurance, certification, and conformity assessment mindset
Ensuring data governance, auditability, and compliance readiness.
Week 11 – Organisational operating models for AI-enabled cybersecurity
Designing structures and processes for defensible AI-enabled cybersecurity.
Week 13 – Capstone: Sustainable AI–cyber strategy and innovation pitch
Presenting an integrated, executive-ready sustainable AI–cyber strategy.
