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A credential without rigor is worthless. We're building certifications that will actually mean something—and that requires people who understand what rigor looks like.
The security industry has seen too many certifications that become checkbox exercises— credentials that test memorization rather than competence, organizational audits that miss the point. We refuse to build another one.
Creating certifications that actually validate capability—that organizations can trust and practitioners can be proud of—requires people who've experienced both rigorous programs and hollow ones. Who understand assessment methodology. Who won't compromise on what "certified" should mean.
The Founding Board will architect these programs from first principles—defining not just what we assess, but how we assess it, how we maintain integrity, and how we evolve with the field.
A tiered certification program that allows organizations to demonstrate their AI security maturity—from foundational controls to zero-trust architecture.
Planned Tiers
Credentials that validate AI security expertise—creating a recognized career path for practitioners and a trusted pool of assessors for organizations.
Planned Tiers
Get this right, and we create a trusted signal in a noisy market. Get it wrong, and we add to the noise. The difference is in the details—details that require experienced judgment.
Professional certifications create career paths. Thousands of practitioners will invest in credentials we design. That's a responsibility we take seriously.
Organizations will make procurement and partnership decisions based on these certifications. The integrity of those signals depends on the rigor we build in.
AI security as a discipline is still maturing. Credible certification programs help establish it as a serious field with defined competencies.
People who've held certifications that proved meaningful—and ones that didn't. Who've assessed organizations and know what separates genuine security posture from documentation theater. Who care enough to build something better.
If you have strong opinions about what makes a certification program credible, we want to hear them—and put them to work.
Apply to Join the Founding Board