Summer is here! And while we enjoy the warm weather and have some earned vacation, AI is re-shaping the IT landscape. This has the potential to cloud your summer time with some uncomfortable questions: how do you secure your host against AI threats? How do you control the sometimes helpful, sometimes catastrophic AI agents? How do you analyse your machines and block malware? Find the answers in our summer school! Join our workshops and gain hands-on experience on how to secure your host, contain your AI agents, and protect against malware. Challenging your summer time: why security matters right now AI is everywhere right now, and as project Glasswing shows, the IT security space is changing fast. At the same time, there is not one single challenge, but multiple problems facing. Examples are the new flaws found in operating systems at an unprecedented frequency, but also AI assisted malware, and AI agents that are working for us - but might also wreak havoc if we are not careful with them. It is a challenge on its own to stay up2date with the development, and even more difficult to learn how to react to those. That’s why we decided to launch the Security Summer School where you will gain hands-on experience with various challenges AI puts on our plate today. A 3-part series to meet AI challenges The summer school is set up in three sessions. First, we are securing the host using Tetragon. We need to understand our powerful security tools to use them with the most effect. In this session, you will learn how Tetragon works, how it can be used to monitor host process activity in real time, and how to block it. The second session helps you to contain your AI agents. Everyone of course knows OpenClaw. And while it can be super powerful, it can also be super dangerous. So in our session we will have a (safe) look at the chaos such an agent can unfold, how the damage can be observed and understood, and how the agent can be locked down. Finally, the third session is all about malware: we are going to have a look at the Voidlink malware that recently made the news. You will learn how a multi stage malware is operating, how it can be observed, how a tracing policy looks like, and how actions can be applied to terminate malicious processes. In each session, we will give a brief introduction to the topic, and then it’s time for you to dive into the topic of the session via our labs! These easy-to-use labs are started right out of your browser, providing you a hassle-free, individual, and safe environment. Each lab guides you through the session’s challenges and the results are checked to validate your progress. Earn your badges and win awesome prizes Each lab also comes with a recognition: Whenever you successfully complete a lab, a corresponding badge is automatically assigned to your email address. With these badges, you can easily track and share the expertise you have already gained. Complete all 3 labs and earn your official Summer School 2026 Credly badge! Each session includes a quiz to see if you paid attention in class, with prizes for top scorers. Register now Sign up for the sessions right now: We run each session twice, so that you are likely to find a session that works with your time zone and task load.