You hold a CISM or CISSP. Now ISACA wants you to prove you can secure AI.
The Advanced in AI Security Management exam is the first certification of its kind, and there are no veteran candidates to learn from. You need a guide that respects what you already know and bridges only the gap that matters: the AI-specific extension of the security management practices you have spent years applying. This is that guide.
What you will learn:
- How to govern AI systems using ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, and the EU AI Act
- How to assess AI risk using the threat categories ISACA actually tests, including model poisoning, prompt injection, and adversarial attacks
- How to manage AI vendor and supply chain risk, including pre-trained model integrity and third-party API exposure
- How to design and monitor AI security architecture across the full model lifecycle
- How to think like an AI security manager so you answer the MOST, BEST, and FIRST questions correctly
Who this book is for:
- CISM holders extending their governance and risk expertise into AI
- CISSP holders extending their technical security depth into AI
- Security leaders accountable for AI adoption in regulated industries
What's inside:
- 100 percent coverage of all three AAISM domains, 13 competency areas, and 22 supporting tasks
- Content depth weighted to match the official exam blueprint, with five dedicated chapters on the heaviest domain
- 300+ practice questions including 122 end-of-chapter questions and two full-length 90-question mock exams
- Detailed explanations for every question, covering why the right answer is right and why each distractor is wrong
- A Quick Reference chapter with the Top 50 facts, framework comparison tables, and a final-week revision plan
- Two structured study plans (6-week accelerated and 10-week standard) with weekly hour budgets
Why this book is different. Most AI security guides treat the topic as a brand new discipline. This one does the opposite. Every concept is anchored back to a familiar principle from your CISM or CISSP training, then extended with the AI-specific twist. Model poisoning maps to supply chain compromise. AI governance maps to the governance frameworks you already know. Adversarial attacks map to threat modeling. The knowledge gap is smaller than you think, and this guide fills it directly.
You are not starting from zero. You are a security manager who is about to add AI to the systems you protect. Open this guide and prove it.
