Lesson 1: Prompt Injection
Scenario: A support agent pastes a “hidden instruction” from a customer email into an internal copilots tool.
What is the best first control to reduce harm?
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Scenario: A support agent pastes a “hidden instruction” from a customer email into an internal copilots tool.
What is the best first control to reduce harm?
Scenario: A team uses AI-generated legal text without source verification.
What is the strongest mitigation?
Run a quick 3–5 question mixed challenge. You get immediate feedback and a summary at the end.
| Framework Family | How lessons use it | Example mapping shown in cards |
|---|---|---|
| NIST CSF / AI RMF | Operational and AI governance outcomes for weekly control planning. | PR.AC-4, DE.AE-1, AI RMF MANAGE 4.1 |
| CIS Controls | Prioritized safeguards for execution-level teams. | Control 3 (Data Protection), Control 6 (Access Control) |
| OWASP | Application and AI attack patterns for engineering workflows. | A01 Broken Access Control, LLM01 Prompt Injection |
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