Welcome and course orientation
AI agents and what can go wrong
Agent identity and authentication
Least privilege and authorization
Keeping secrets away from agents
Watching agents and responding to incidents
Describe the attack surface AI agents create: prompt injection, over-privileged tools, data disclosure, credential sprawl, shadow agents.
Apply least privilege to agent tool access, and read and write simple default-deny authorization rules.
Recognize unsafe credential handling and explain delegation patterns where the agent never holds the user's secret.
Use audit logs and traces to reconstruct what an agent did, and outline the first steps to contain one that is misbehaving.
This course will cover how Kubernetes networking works, how to configure and manage a Calico network, and how to secure your Kubernetes cluster.
This course will contrast several options for deploying Kubernetes in AWS and examine how the default AWS networking works. It will also describe how to best configure and manage Calico in AWS, and how to use it to secure your AWS Kubernetes clusters.
This course will provide an introduction to eBPF and then describe Calico’s eBPF pluggable data plane, reviewing the benefits and recommended scenarios for use, and demonstrating the data plane in live labs across multiple deployment scenarios.
This course will cover an introduction to Azure cloud, learnings about managed, self-managed and hybrid cluster deployment using Calico in Azure, and hands-on labs to help learners explore most of the features in Calico – Azure integration.
Discover AI agents running in your Kubernetes clusters. See their activity, set security boundaries, and contain unsafe behavior—all in your own environment.
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