Length: 2 Days

Certified GenAI in Defense & ISR (CGAI-DSR) Certification Program by Tonex

AI and ML Applications in Defense Workshop by Tonex

This program equips defense and intelligence teams to harness GenAI across C5ISR for faster, clearer, and more reliable decisions. Participants learn how to fuse multi-INT streams (SIGINT, OSINT, ELINT) with trustworthy AI pipelines, align outputs to commander’s intent, and operationalize models under contested conditions. Emphasis is placed on adversarial AI in the electromagnetic spectrum, robust data engineering, and mission-grade governance aligned with NATO and U.S. DoD frameworks.

Cybersecurity is central: you will harden model lifecycles, mitigate prompt‐level and data poisoning risks, and enforce zero-trust patterns around AI services. You will also practice red/blue perspectives to secure ISR workflows end-to-end, from sensor to shooter. The result is a pragmatic blueprint for deploying GenAI that augments analysts, protects sensitive sources and methods, and preserves operational advantage while maintaining compliance, auditability, and coalition interoperability.

Learning Objectives:

  • Integrate GenAI into C5ISR workflows for decision advantage
  • Engineer multi-INT fusion with traceability and confidence scoring
  • Detect and defend against adversarial AI in EW contexts
  • Design secure, compliant AI pipelines for NATO/DoD environments
  • Operationalize AI-assisted wargaming and scenario analysis
  • Govern models with continuous monitoring, testing, and rollback

Audience:

  • Cybersecurity Professionals
  • Defense and ISR Analysts
  • Electronic Warfare Specialists
  • Data Scientists and MLOps Engineers
  • Intelligence Program/Project Managers
  • Compliance, Risk, and Governance Officers

Program Modules:

Module 1: GenAI for Intelligence Fusion (SIGINT/OSINT/ELINT)

  • Multi-INT data modeling and normalization
  • Entity extraction, correlation, and de-duplication
  • Confidence scoring and provenance tracking
  • Analyst-in-the-loop triage workflows
  • Latency, throughput, and cost controls
  • Mission context prompts and guardrails

Module 2: Adversarial AI in the Electromagnetic Spectrum

  • Threat taxonomy: poisoning, evasion, inference
  • EW deception and counter-deception with AI
  • Robust feature pipelines for contested RF
  • Model hardening, ensembling, and diversity
  • Red-teaming tactics and evaluation metrics
  • Response playbooks and escalation paths

Module 3: AI-Driven Wargaming & Scenario Analysis

  • Course-of-action generation and critique
  • Model-assisted assumptions, biases, and constraints
  • Temporal reasoning and sequencing of effects
  • Uncertainty modeling and sensitivity checks
  • Human judgment overlays and veto rights
  • Briefing formats for command decisions

Module 4: ISR Data Engineering & Secure MLOps

  • Data lineage, labeling, and PII controls
  • Feature stores and versioned datasets
  • CI/CD for models with policy gates
  • Canary, shadow, and blue-green releases
  • Telemetry, drift detection, and rollbacks
  • Zero-trust access to AI services

Module 5: Ethical, Legal, and Coalition Compliance

  • NATO STANAG alignment and interoperability
  • DoD AI ethics: responsible use and oversight
  • Export controls and data residency
  • Audit trails, explainability, and records
  • Third-party/vendor risk management
  • Continuous compliance automation

Module 6: Deployment, Operations, and Governance

  • Target operating model for AI in ISR
  • SLA/SLO design and mission readiness checks
  • Contingency ops and degraded modes
  • Budgeting, staffing, and sustainment plans
  • Change control and model lifecycle boards
  • KPIs for mission impact and safety

Exam Domains:

  1. GenAI Threat Modeling and Risk Controls
  2. Secure Data Management for ISR Pipelines
  3. Model Governance, Testing, and Assurance
  4. Operational Doctrine and Decision Support with AI
  5. Coalition Interoperability and Regulatory Compliance
  6. Incident Response and Posture Recovery for AI Systems

Course Delivery:

The course is delivered through lectures, interactive discussions, and project-based learning led by experts in Certified GenAI in Defense & ISR (CGAI-DSR). Participants access curated online resources, including readings, case studies, and tools for practical exercises. Content is organized for busy professionals with clear milestones and feedback.

Assessment and Certification:

Participants are assessed via quizzes, assignments, and a capstone project. Upon successful completion, graduates receive a certificate in Certified GenAI in Defense & ISR (CGAI-DSR).

Question Types:

  • Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
  • Scenario-based Questions
  • Matching
  • Short Answer
  • True/False

Passing Criteria:

To pass the Certified GenAI in Defense & ISR (CGAI-DSR) Certification Training exam, candidates must achieve a score of 70% or higher.

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