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Prompt Engineering for AI:
A Risk Perspective
About this course
Prompt engineering is rapidly becoming one of the most important skills for organisations using generative AI. While prompts serve as the primary method of communicating with AI systems, they can also introduce significant governance, security, and operational risks if not managed effectively.
This workshop explores prompt engineering from a risk management perspective, examining both the risks associated with poor prompting practices and the risks organisations face by failing to establish structured approaches to AI interaction. Participants will gain practical techniques for creating more effective, secure, and reliable prompts while strengthening governance over AI-generated outcomes.
Course specifics
Audience: Risk and governance professionals, compliance teams, AI users and business professionals, technology and digital transformation leaders and anyone responsible for AI-enabled decision making
Cost: $770 (Members), $924 (Non Members)
Facilitator: Forrest Training
Time: 1 x half day online
CPD Points: 4
Course Facilitator:
Forrest Training
By attending this workshop, participants will learn how to:
Identify and mitigate risks associated with malicious prompt injections.
Understand the differences between deterministic and probabilistic prompting techniques.
Use prompt version control to improve consistency and governance.
Apply system prompts as an effective governance layer.
Reduce hallucinations and improve AI output quality through structured prompting techniques.
Work within legal, ethical, and organisational boundaries when interacting with AI systems.