Course Outline
Introduction
- How DevOps introduces greater security risks for organizations
- The cost of agility, speed, and decentralized control
Limitations of Traditional Security Tools
- Security policies
- Firewall rules
- Lack of APIs for integration
- Absence of visualization tools
Implementing a DevOps-Ready Security Program
Aligning Security with Business Objectives
Eliminating the Security Bottleneck
Establishing Detailed Visibility
Standardizing Security Configurations
Integrating Sensors into Applications
- Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST)
- Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP)
Providing Security Data to DevOps Tools via RESTful APIs
Scaling Security Controls on-Demand and Micro-Perimeterization
Granular, Per-Resource Security Policies
Automating Attacks Against Pre-Production Code
Continuously Testing the Production Environment
Protecting Web Applications from an Agile/DevOps Perspective
Securing Containers and Cloud Environments
Adopting Next-Generation Automated Security Tools
The Future of DevOps and Its Strategic Role in Security
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- Experience with DevOps.
- Basic knowledge or interest in security.
Audience
- DevOps engineers
- Security engineers
Testimonials (2)
Craig was extremely involved in the training, always making sure we are paying attention, adapted the examples to our day-to-day activities and always provided an answer when asked, even if the information was not added in the presentation.
Ecaterina Ioana Nicoale - BOOKING HOLDINGS ROMANIA SRL
Course - DevOps Foundation®
High level of commitment and knowledge of the trainer
