DevSecOps Training

DevSecOps is a technology that combines the principles of DevOps and security to ensure that applications are secure and compliant. It is used to automate security processes and integrate security into the development process.

This helps to reduce the time and cost associated with manual security processes. Major vendors for DevSecOps technology include AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and IBM Cloud. These vendors provide a range of services such as automated security testing, vulnerability scanning, and compliance monitoring.

DevSecOps training and certification courses provide the skills and knowledge needed to implement DevSecOps practices in an organization. These courses cover topics such as security automation, continuous integration and delivery, infrastructure as code, and security best practices. They also provide hands-on experience with tools such as Jenkins, Chef, and Puppet.

Prerequisites for DevSecOps Certifications:

• • Knowledge of DevOps principles and practices
• • Understanding of security principles and practices
• • Knowledge of cloud computing
• • Understanding of automation and scripting
• • Knowledge of containerization and orchestration
• • Understanding of CI/CD pipelines
• • Knowledge of security tools and technologies

Who should take DevSecOps Certification Training Courses?

• • IT professionals looking to gain expertise in DevSecOps
• • Software developers and engineers
• • System administrators
• • Security professionals
• • Quality assurance professionals
• • Project managers
• • Business analysts
• • Students and freshers looking to gain knowledge in DevSecOps

Skills Earned by Individuals after Completing DevSecOps Training and Certification Courses:

• 1. Understanding of DevOps principles and practices
• 2. Knowledge of security best practices
• 3. Ability to design and implement secure DevOps pipelines
• 4. Understanding of cloud security and compliance
• 5. Ability to automate security processes
• 6. Knowledge of secure coding practices
• 7. Understanding of secure configuration management
• 8. Ability to identify and mitigate security risks
• 9. Knowledge of security tools and technologies
• 10. Understanding of security policies and procedures