OffSec AI Red Teamer (OSAI)
- Exam duration: 23 hours and 45 minutes
- Documentation: Up to 24 hours afterward to submit the exam report
- Format: Practical, proctored, hands-on exam
- Exam environment: Realistic AI red-teaming scenarios
- Focus: Attacks on AI applications and systems, as well as the combination of various AI red-teaming techniques
- Exam Report: The approach, identified vulnerabilities, and results achieved must be documented in a clear and traceable manner
- Exam Attempts: Two attempts are included in your Learn One subscription
Additional Requirements for the Online Exam
The exam takes place online and under supervision. You will also need:
- a built-in or external webcam; Smartphones and tablets are not permitted as webcams;
- a stable internet connection with a minimum download speed of 20 Mbit/s and an upload speed of 10 Mbit/s;
- a supported browser, such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Chromium, Brave, or Microsoft Edge;
- a private exam room;
- a valid government-issued photo ID with information clearly visible in English;
The webcam must remain on throughout the entire exam and be positioned so that your face, upper body, and immediate surroundings are visible. Before the exam, your identity, workspace, running programs, and technical configuration will be verified.
Please check the current OffSec requirements well in advance of the training and exam: OffSec Proctored Exam Requirements
Certification
Upon successful completion of the exam, you will receive the OffSec AI Red Teamer (OSAI+) certification and the corresponding digital certificate from OffSec. No additional application or proof of specific professional experience is required.
Recertification
The OSAI+ certification is valid for three years. To maintain the “+” status, OffSec offers various recertification options, including earning the required Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits or passing a qualifying OffSec exam. The current provisions of the OffSec Continuing Professional Education Program apply.