Half-day workshop · Saturday 24 October 2026
A practical morning on AI and cloud security for engineers and managers: real use cases, one breach taken apart minute by minute, the roles companies are hiring for, then lunch with the trainers and other engineers.
What the morning covers
AI makes phishing more convincing and reconnaissance faster, while companies are rushing AI apps onto the cloud with new keys, new data paths and new permissions. Most cloud incidents still start with a misconfiguration or a stolen identity, and AI raises the speed on both sides. We show what that means for the people who build and run cloud systems.
Alert triage and summaries in the SOC, drafting and testing detection rules, and phishing analysis, with a live lab demo.
Prompt injection and tool abuse, sensitive data leaking through prompts and logs, exposed model API keys and over-privileged AI service accounts.
How a single misconfiguration turned into a data breach of about 100 million records, and where detection could have stopped it.
Six security roles, what each one does day to day, the skills interviewers test, and the certifications that help.
Lunch with the trainers and engineers from Hyderabad's DevOps, cloud and security teams.
A certificate of participation, the slides, and a walkthrough of the full cohort with every enrolment option.
Agenda · Saturday 24 October
How attacks have changed, what companies are worried about, and why DevOps and cloud engineers are being asked to own security.
AI for defenders in the SOC; securing AI apps and pipelines on the cloud. Demos run against lab targets only.
The attack chain, the missed signals, and how AI-assisted detection changes the timeline.
Roles, skills, certifications and how people move into them from DevOps, SRE, sysadmin and network roles.
Labs, the industry-lab blocks at a reputed enterprise, schedule, fees, company sponsorship and your workshop credit. Open Q&A.
Case study
In 2019 an attacker exploited a misconfigured web application firewall at a major US bank, obtained cloud credentials, and copied data on about 100 million people in the US and 6 million in Canada from cloud storage. It is one of the best-documented cloud breaches, which makes it ideal for learning.
A firewall in front of an application could be tricked into making requests on the attacker's behalf (server-side request forgery).
Those requests reached the cloud metadata service and returned temporary credentials for the firewall's role.
The role could list and read far more storage buckets than a firewall ever needs.
Data was copied out. The bank learned of it months later, from an outside tip.
In the workshop we replay the chain in a lab, then mark the four places where a control or a detection would have stopped it, and show how an AI-assisted analyst would have spotted the odd role activity sooner.
Job options
What the work is, and what interviewers test. We will not promise you a job or a salary; we will show you what it takes.
| Role | The work | What interviewers test |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud Security Engineer | Secures cloud accounts, identity, networks and data | IAM design, logging, fixing misconfigurations |
| DevSecOps Engineer | Builds security into CI/CD and infrastructure as code | Pipeline scanning, secrets handling, policy as code |
| SOC Analyst (L1 → L2) | Triages alerts, investigates, escalates incidents | SIEM queries, alert reasoning, incident write-ups |
| Detection Engineer | Writes, tests and tunes detection rules | Sigma rules, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, false-positive tuning |
| AI Security Engineer | Secures LLM apps, AI pipelines and model access | Prompt injection defences, data-leak controls, access design |
| Cloud GRC Analyst | Maps cloud controls to ISO 27001, SOC 2 and India's DPDP Act | Control mapping, evidence, risk registers |
After the workshop
Classes at Brain O Vision, Hyderabad, and three industry-lab blocks at a reputed enterprise: live systems, real alerts, and handholding from the practitioners who run them.
Your ₹1,180 workshop fee is adjusted in full against the cohort fee when you enrol by 31 October with the same email. It is applied automatically at checkout.
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Add your company name and GSTIN at checkout and the tax invoice goes to your employer.
Call us for a team arrangement and one invoice for the whole team.
Thank you to everyone who came. Attended? Your ₹1,180 comes off the Cloud Security Cohort fee when you enrol with the same email by 31 October.
Book your seat
Seats are confirmed when payment succeeds. You get a confirmation email, and a reminder with directions the day before.
DevOps, SRE, cloud and platform engineers, sysadmins and network engineers thinking about security, and managers who want to understand where their team's security skills need to go. No security background needed.
If we cancel or move the workshop, you get a full refund. Otherwise the fee is not refundable, but you can transfer your seat to a colleague by emailing us at least 48 hours before, and your ₹1,180 stays valid as a credit against the cohort fee until 31 October.
Enrol in the full cohort by 31 October 2026 using the same email as your workshop ticket. The ₹1,180 comes off your cohort total automatically at checkout. One credit per ticket; it cannot be exchanged for cash.
It helps for the demos but is not required. Everything we show is also on the slides you take home.
Yes. Add the company name and GSTIN and the tax invoice is issued to your company.