AI Security Certifications Launched by AI CERTs®
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- •AI CERTs® launched two new cybersecurity certifications on June 20, 2026.
- •The certifications validate knowledge in AI-driven cybersecurity at intermediate and advanced levels.
- •Annual recertification is required to maintain certified status.
AI CERTs® introduced two new cybersecurity certifications on June 20, 2026: AI Security Level 2 and AI Security Specialist™. The Level 2 certification focuses on intermediate knowledge of AI-driven cybersecurity concepts, while the Specialist certification targets advanced expertise in AI cybersecurity strategy and governance. Both certifications require annual recertification and are available online via a proctored exam. The exams include scenario-based questions reflecting real-world incidents. AI CERTs® emphasizes equal access and impartiality in certification decisions. The revisions to the certification schemes were made on March 18, 2026, to enhance the relevance of the certifications in the evolving cybersecurity landscape.
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