EC-Council’s Enterprise AI Credential Suite, aligned to the Adopt, Defend, Govern (ADG) framework, is designed for leaders and practitioners navigating an AI era where adoption is accelerating faster than security and governance. This credential suite addresses a critical enterprise gap: translating AI ambition into measurable outcomes, without expanding your attack surface, triggering compliance surprises, or leaving accountability undefined.
With four role-based credentials, you can choose a pathway that matches where you are today and where you need to lead next from building AI fluency across teams, to running AI programs at scale, to stress-testing AI systems through offensive techniques, to establishing responsible governance that stands up to executive and regulatory scrutiny.
Whether you’re leading strategy, managing delivery, securing deployments, or setting policy, EC-Council’s AI certifications prepare you for the career shift already underway, so you can lead and stay relevant as AI becomes a core business capability.
The AI|E program helps you build practical AI literacy and responsible AI usage across roles. You’ll learn prompt engineering basics, responsible AI practices, common AI tools and applications, and how to integrate AI into everyday business workflows.
C|AIPM is designed to help you manage structured AI delivery with ownership and accountability. The program bridges technical AI knowledge and business execution, equipping you to align AI with strategy, stakeholders, governance, risk management, and ROI.
C|RAGE helps you to operationalize responsible AI governance aligned with NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001. This credential validates your ability for AI risk management, regulatory readiness, accountability frameworks, and enterprise AI oversight.
C|OASP validates you can red-team AI systems, exploit vulnerabilities in LLMs and agents, and build defenses that survive real-world attacks. You will master offensive techniques that break AI before the attackers do.
In CSA you will learn to monitor and analyze an organization’s security while responding to potential or current breaches. The CSA is responsible for scanning all the security systems in real time. This first line of defense works around the clock to protect an organization’s security infrastructure from potential cyber threats.
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