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Practical DevOps Security

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  • Updated 1/2019
4.0
(33 Ratings)
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Course Information

Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 52 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Packt Publishing
Rating
4.0
(33 Ratings)
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Course Overview

Practical DevOps Security

Protect your organisation with the collaboration of DevOps and security

DevOps enables rapid  application development while security teams follow a traditional way of  performing security checks. If security (that is, configuration checks,  code analysis, vulnerability scanning, and more) is not adequately  automated then it leads to increased security violations and  hacking/phishing attacks. Integrating security in the DevOps ethos helps  fix flaws earlier in the development process. This course shows you how  to apply DevOps security best practices at every stage in your DevOps  pipeline. You will learn proven approaches to reducing vulnerability and  strengthening your defenses against attack. You will understand using  security as code with the intent of making security and compliance  consumable as a service. This course explains how DevOps security  practices differ from traditional security approaches and provides  techniques to embed governance and cybersecurity functions throughout  the DevOps workflow. By the end of the course, you will have learned  best practices in DevSecOps, the core concepts of secure DevOps, and how  security can be integrated into the development pipeline.

About the Author :

Gurpreet Sachdeva is a  Technology Executive with 21+ years' experience working on some of the  most challenging technologies related to Cloud Computing, DevOps, and  Security. Gurpreet did his B. Tech (C.S.) from NIT, Kurukshetra and M.S.  (Software Systems) from BITS, Pilani. He is currently working as  Assistant Vice President—Technology with Aricent, Gurgaon. He is a keen  Java enthusiast and co-founder of Delhi – NCR – Java User Group.  Gurpreet is an invited speaker in prestigious conferences such as Oracle  – Java One, Great India Developer Summit.


Course Content

  • 6 section(s)
  • 28 lecture(s)
  • Section 1 Integrate Security within DevOps
  • Section 2 Applying Shift Left Security Approach
  • Section 3 Securing Development Practices
  • Section 4 Security Verification in the Pipeline
  • Section 5 Deploy Secure Software
  • Section 6 Security in System Monitoring

What You’ll Learn

  • Integrating security into the DevOps culture and organization
  • Integrating Security into Continuous Delivery workflows for continuous security
  • Leverage Infrastructure as Code techniques for secure configuration management and provisioning
  • Eliminate manual security practices such as risk assessments and audits by automating all the verification
  • Build better defense mechanism by the use of Red and Blue teams
  • Create automatic compliance by using the DevOps Audit Defense Toolkit
  • Build continuous a feedback loop by automating all security checks throughout the Continuous Delivery pipeline


Reviews

  • C
    Courtney Madise
    3.5

    The content was thorough and there were lots of good lists and mentions of best tools and practices. It went a bit fast and was more of an overview/summary but good introduction to the topics overall.

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    Mark Steffen
    1.0

    The presenter needs to SLOW DOWN and speak a little clearer and too much "slide reading". More demos of typical tools would be welcome, as would better slides. Honestly, at $20 I don't think this was great value and if I'd paid the "retail" price I'd be downright angry.

  • D
    David O'Keeffe
    4.0

    Good introduction.

  • S
    Surya Prasanna Kumar Chirravuri
    2.0

    The instructor appears to read out the content most of the time and at very fast pace using jargon that are not well described. There is no good sequencing of topics too. The monotonous tone without good examples spoils the fun...

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