DevSecOps FoundationDSOFDIDevOpsDI-DSOF2.2<p>Participants should have baseline knowledge and understanding of common DevOps definitions and principles.</p><p>The target audience for the DevSecOps Foundation course are professionals including:</p>
<ul>
<li>Anyone involved or interested in learning about DevSecOps strategies and automation</li><li>Anyone involved in Continuous Delivery toolchain architectures</li><li>Compliance Team</li><li>Business managers</li><li>Delivery Staff</li><li>DevOps Engineers</li><li>IT Managers</li><li>IT Security Professionals, Practitioners, and Managers</li><li>Maintenance and support staff</li><li>Managed Service Providers</li><li>Project & Product Managers</li><li>Quality Assurance Teams</li><li>Release Managers</li><li>Scrum Masters</li><li>Site Reliability Engineers</li><li>Software Engineers</li><li>Testers</li></ul><h5>Realizing DevSecOps Outcomes</h5><ul>
<li>Origins of DevOps</li><li>Evolution of DevSecOps</li><li>CALMS</li><li>The Three Ways</li></ul><h5>Defining the Cyberthreat Landscape</h5><ul>
<li>What is the Cyber Threat Landscape?</li><li>What is the threat?</li><li>What do we protect from?</li><li>What do we protect, and why?</li><li>How do I talk to security?</li></ul><h5>Building a Responsive DevSecOps Model</h5><ul>
<li>Demonstrate Model</li><li>Technical, business and human outcomes</li><li>What’s being measured? </li><li>Gating and thresholding</li></ul><h5>Integrating DevSecOps Stakeholders</h5><ul>
<li>The DevSecOps State of Mind</li><li>The DevSecOps Stakeholders</li><li>What’s at stake for who?</li><li>Participating in the DevSecOps model</li></ul><h5>Establishing DevSecOps Best Practices</h5><ul>
<li>Start where you are</li><li>Integrating people, process and technology and governance</li><li>DevSecOps operating model</li><li>Communication practices and boundaries</li><li>Focusing on outcomes</li></ul><h5>Best Practices to get Started</h5><ul>
<li>The Three Ways</li><li>Identifying target states</li><li>Value stream-centric thinking
</li><li>DevOps Pipelines and Continuous Compliance</li><li>The goal of a DevOps pipeline</li><li>Why continuous compliance is important</li><li>Archetypes and reference architectures</li><li>Coordinating DevOps Pipeline construction</li><li>DevSecOps tool categories, types and examples</li></ul><h5>Learning Using Outcomes</h5><ul>
<li>Security Training Options</li><li>Training as Policy</li><li>Experiential Learning</li><li>Cross-Skilling</li><li>The DevSecOps Collective Body of Knowledge</li><li>Preparing for the DevSecOps Foundation certification exam</li></ul>Participants should have baseline knowledge and understanding of common DevOps definitions and principles.The target audience for the DevSecOps Foundation course are professionals including:
- Anyone involved or interested in learning about DevSecOps strategies and automation
- Anyone involved in Continuous Delivery toolchain architectures
- Compliance Team
- Business managers
- Delivery Staff
- DevOps Engineers
- IT Managers
- IT Security Professionals, Practitioners, and Managers
- Maintenance and support staff
- Managed Service Providers
- Project & Product Managers
- Quality Assurance Teams
- Release Managers
- Scrum Masters
- Site Reliability Engineers
- Software Engineers
- TestersRealizing DevSecOps Outcomes
- Origins of DevOps
- Evolution of DevSecOps
- CALMS
- The Three Ways
Defining the Cyberthreat Landscape
- What is the Cyber Threat Landscape?
- What is the threat?
- What do we protect from?
- What do we protect, and why?
- How do I talk to security?
Building a Responsive DevSecOps Model
- Demonstrate Model
- Technical, business and human outcomes
- What’s being measured?
- Gating and thresholding
Integrating DevSecOps Stakeholders
- The DevSecOps State of Mind
- The DevSecOps Stakeholders
- What’s at stake for who?
- Participating in the DevSecOps model
Establishing DevSecOps Best Practices
- Start where you are
- Integrating people, process and technology and governance
- DevSecOps operating model
- Communication practices and boundaries
- Focusing on outcomes
Best Practices to get Started
- The Three Ways
- Identifying target states
- Value stream-centric thinking
- DevOps Pipelines and Continuous Compliance
- The goal of a DevOps pipeline
- Why continuous compliance is important
- Archetypes and reference architectures
- Coordinating DevOps Pipeline construction
- DevSecOps tool categories, types and examples
Learning Using Outcomes
- Security Training Options
- Training as Policy
- Experiential Learning
- Cross-Skilling
- The DevSecOps Collective Body of Knowledge
- Preparing for the DevSecOps Foundation certification exam2 days1290.001490.001490.001235.001490.001650.001390.00