Security bolted on at the end rarely holds. This bootcamp integrates it across the delivery lifecycle instead, using open source tools to scan code, harden containers, manage secrets, enforce compliance, and monitor runtime behaviour. You build the pipeline end to end rather than learning each tool in isolation.

This Course Offers

• Core DevSecOps principles and the secure software delivery lifecycle, plus environment setup using Google Cloud Platform and Kubernetes
• A secure CI/CD pipeline built with Jenkins, Helm, Docker, and Kubernetes
• Software Composition Analysis using OWASP Dependency-Check, Pyraider, and Dependency-Track to manage third party risk
• Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing with slscan and OWASP ZAP, catching issues at build time and during deployment
• Container hardening with Dockle, Trivy, and multi stage Dockerfiles, plus secrets management using HashiCorp Vault and Kubernetes RBAC

Why We Love This Course

1. It uses open source tools throughout, so nothing requires a paid security platform to follow along.
2. Container and Kubernetes security get proper attention, covering security contexts, pod security policies, resource limits, and runtime scanning with Falco.
3. Compliance as code is included through InSpec and Ansible, which is how hardening actually gets enforced at scale rather than documented in a policy.
4. At nine and a half hours across one hundred and forty eight lessons, it covers the full pipeline with enough depth to apply each stage.

Security skills have moved from nice to have into job requirements for DevOps and platform roles, because one unpatched dependency can undo months of work. Do you want to keep shipping first and securing later, or build it into the pipeline? Enrollment is open, and no deep security knowledge is required.

• This course is perfect for DevOps, cloud, and platform engineers building secure delivery pipelines.
• It suits AI and ML engineers deploying models and services on Kubernetes.
• Developers wanting security integrated into their workflows, and security professionals transitioning into DevSecOps, will find the full pipeline covered here.

• Familiarity with DevOps concepts and basic CI/CD workflows is recommended.
• Prior experience with Docker and Kubernetes is helpful but not mandatory.
• Access to a GCP account or any cloud environment is needed for the hands on labs, and no deep security knowledge is required.

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