Master comprehensive static analysis workflows for AI security using industry-standard tools like Bandit, Semgrep, and pip-audit. Learn to identify AI-specific vulnerabilities including insecure pickle deserialization, hardcoded secrets in training scripts, and dependency risks that traditional security tools miss. Through hands-on labs with real vulnerable ML codebases, you'll configure automated security scanning in CI/CD pipelines, create custom detection rules for TensorFlow/PyTorch patterns, and implement supply chain security with SBOM generation. Address the unique challenges of ML projects with 50+ dependencies while establishing production-ready security policies.

Secure AI Code & Libraries with Static Analysis

Secure AI Code & Libraries with Static Analysis
This course is part of AI Security: Security in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Specialization


Instructors: Aseem Singhal
Access provided by Special Competitive Studies Project
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What you'll learn
Configure Bandit, Semgrep, PyLint to detect AI vulnerabilities: insecure model deserialization, hardcoded secrets, unsafe system calls in ML code.
Apply static analysis to fix AI vulnerabilities (pickle exploits, input validation, dependencies); create custom rules for AI security patterns.
Implement pip-audit, Safety, Snyk for dependency scanning; assess AI libraries for vulnerabilities, license compliance, and supply chain security.
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