Stand out and 10x your value
with these in-demand skills
Cybercrime is expected to cost companies 10.5 Trillion annually.
With the rate of attacks increasing, the demand for DevSecOps skills is at an all-time high.
Be recognized as a top tech professional and land high-paying jobs
DevSecOps Salary - Source: glassdoor.com
Most Comprehensive DevSecOps Course
1 - Security Essentials
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Importance of Security
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Security Breaches Examples
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Types of Security Attacks
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OWASP Top Ten
2 - Introduction to DevSecOps
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Issues with traditional approach to Security
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Understand DevSecOps
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Tools for Automated Security Tests
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Concept vs Role
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Roles & Responsibilities in DevSecOps
3 - Build Secure CI
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Vulnerability Scanning:
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Pre-Commit Hooks
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SAST and SCA
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Visualizing, False Positive Analysis
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Remediation
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Integrate Security Scans in a Continuous Integration Pipeline
Tools: GitLeaks, njsScan, Semgrep, Retire.js, DefectDojo, GitLab CI
4 - Build Secure Images
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Docker Security Best Practices
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Image Scanning in Release Pipeline
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Image Scanning in Docker Registry
Tools: Trivy, Docker, AWS ECR, GitLab CI
5 - Cloud Security (AWS)
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AWS Access Management (Users, Groups, Roles, Policies)
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AWS Security IaC
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AWS Logging and Monitoring
6 - Secure Deployment
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Secure Application Deployment from Release Pipeline
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AWS Systems Manager Agent (SSM)
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AWS Roles for deployment
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Deploying without static AWS Credentials
7 - Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
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Dynamic Application Security testing
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Integrate DAST tool in Release Pipeline
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Fixing Dynamic Scan Findings
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Baseline vs Full Scans
Tools: Zap, DefectDojo
8 - Secure Infrastructure as Code
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Define Secure Infrastructure with IaC
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IaC in DevSecOps
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Create Release Pipeline for IaC Project using GitOps Practices
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Run Security Checks for IaC code in Release Pipeline
Tools: Terraform, AWS, TFSec
9 - AWS Logging and Monitoring
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Auditing with AWS CloudTrail
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Monitoring and Alerting with AWS CloudWatch
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Billing Alerts for cloud cost spends
10 - K8s Security & Secure Deployment to AWS EKS
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K8s Security Best Practices
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K8s Access Management
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RBAC
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IAM Roles for AWS EKS, ECR
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Secure IaC Pipeline for EKS Provisioning
11 - ArgoCD GitOps Pipeline for Microservices App
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Deploy microservices application in EKS cluster via ArgoCD
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Secure CI/CD release pipeline for microservices app
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Kustomize
12 - Policy as Code
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Open Policy Agent (OPA)
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Deploy OPA Gatekeeper in EKS cluster
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Configure Policies to automatically reject K8s misconfigurations
13 - Secrets Management
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Why and Capabilities of Secrets Management Tools
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HashiCorp Vault - How Vault works
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How Secrets work in K8s - External Secrets Operator
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Intro to AWS KMS and Secrets Manager
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Create SecretsStore and store Secret
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Reference secret in microservice
14 - Service Mesh
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How Service Mesh and Istio works
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mTLS Deep Dive
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Deploy Istio and Configure Secure Gateway
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Configure Traffic Routing
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Deep Dive of Authorization in Istio
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Istio Policies vs K8s Network Policies
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Configure Authorization Policies to restrict access
Will be released
in Q2 2024
15 - Compliance as Code
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CIS Benchmarks
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Governance & Compliance
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Compliance as Code
Will be released
in Q2 2024
16 - DevSecOps in Organizations
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Strategies for promoting a DevSecOps culture
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Steps for adopting DevSecOps Principles in Organizattion
Will be released
in Q2 2024
Integrate Security
in every step of DevOps
You will be able to
Drive adoption of DevSecOps at your company
Automate security checks to prevent workflow bottlenecks
Detect, visualize, analyze and remediate security vulnerabilities
Secure AWS Cloud and write secure IaC
Secure Kubernetes cluster with automation and security best practices
Implement complete DevSecOps processes at your work
Build secure CI/CD pipelines
You will learn
Various Security Scanning Tools, like GitLeaks, Semgrep, njsScan, RetireJS, Zap, Trivy, TFSec
Secrets Management with Vault, KMS
Various DevSecOps tools: DefectDojo, ArgoCD, AWS Secrets Manager
Concepts and Tools for Observability, GitOps, Cloud Security, Image Security
Compliance as Code, Policy as Code
Roles and Responsibilities in DevSecOps in practice
DevSecOps concepts, like SAST, SCA, DAST and Security as Code
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Your investment to level up your career and double your salary
Real-life projects
19+ chapters of Hands-On Demos
Build a portfolio of projects to showcase your work
English Subtitles
10-15 hours / week for 4 months
Verifiable Digital Badge
Become a "Certified DevSecOps Practitioner"
Certification at no additional cost
Support & Community
Get support from experienced engineers
Multiple timezones covered
Be part of exclusive Discord community
Illustrated Handouts
Accompanying handout for each chapter
Revisit key takeaways
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Who this bootcamp is for?
This is an advanced course that builds on top of existing DevOps know-how
Pre-Requisites:
Intermediate level of the following DevOps technologies and concepts:
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Be able to build a complete CI/CD Pipeline
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Docker
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Kubernetes
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Linux
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Git
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AWS Platform
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Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
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GitLab CI/CD
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Our DevOps Bootcamp is highly recommended as a pre-requisite
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For GitLab CI/CD knowledge, our GitLab CI/CD course is recommended
You can learn the above concepts and tools by yourself, but note that, when enrolling into our DevSecOps Bootcamp, the same level of knowledge is expected as provided in our DevOps bootcamp and GitLab CI course.
Who this course is NOT for:
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For complete DevOps Newbies
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People with basic engineering skills
TWN Learning Path
Starting with no
IT Background
DevSecOps Bootcamp
Software Developer,
Sys Admin, Cloud Engineer etc.
DevSecOps Bootcamp
"The most profound and comprehensive DevSecOps course that exists"
"How do I know and how can I make such a bold statement?
I literally bought and went through every known DevSecOps course and bootcamp and program available (there aren’t many), some of them pretty decent. But I made sure that ours would be 10x better than the best among those.
I actually analyzed things they were missing, things that I know we generally do better, like animations, practical real life use cases etc.
Created in collaboration with industry experts
And for every single topic, I got inputs from industry experts. I got inputs from the engineers of the tools (AWS, Docker, K8s engineers specialized in security aspects of the technology) that I covered in the course to make sure the production best practices and real-like scenarios would be properly covered. And I’m fortunate enough to have that access through our channel’s reach. I used that opportunity and took advantage of every resource I had available to make this course even more valuable for our students.
Why go so crazy about it? Because why not. Why not do the best, put in the 200% and go above and beyond. This is what I love doing, this is what we are actually good at and this is what I see changing people’s careers and lives. So my question would be, how would I not do all these?
So I can say with absolute confidence, that our DevSecOps course is the highest quality content, you can find. And where you can learn the most and REALLY learn how to actually build the real-life production-grade DevSecOps pipelines, which is not an easy task to do at all and there aren’t many engineers that will be able to claim this skill.
So if you really wanna stand out with your expertise and 10x your market value on the job market and push your career to the next level, then you are absolutely right with us.
I actually literally just typed this out, as it flowed through my mind, because I just feel like we need to communicate the value that we are creating through this courses for the students. And honestly I don’t wanna downplay and undersell what we have created with intentional, deliberate effort. None of these quality criteria are random and accidental. I made sure that we actually created the best course available out there, and I want to deliver the message properly too, so I got a bit carried away :D"
See you inside,
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