Certified DevSecOps Expert (CDE)

Kód kurzu: CDE

The Certified DevSecOps Expert (CDE) certification covers OS hardening, infrastructure/code compliance, vulnerability management, and automation.

Course Inclusions:

Course Manual

Course Videos and Checklists

60+ Guided Exercises

60 days Online Lab Access

Access to a dedicated Mattermost channel

One exam attempt for Certified DevSecOps Expert Certification

Termíny kurzov

Počiatočný dátum: Na vyžiadanie

Forma: E-learning

Dĺžka kurzu: 60 dní

Jazyk: en

Cena bez DPH: 1 130 EUR

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Popis kurzu

Upon completion of the course, you will be able to:

Understand, implement and manage advanced DevSecOps programs in an organization
Master the skills required for secure design assessment and threat modeling
Write Custom rulesets and reduce false-positive fatigue using automation.
Write Custom roles for SAST, DAST, OS hardening, and Infrastructure as Code.
Write Custom rulesets for Product Security tools, like SAST, DAST, RASP.
Gain the ability to scan, audit, and improve the security of Container ( Docker) systems.
Learn how to manage secrets in traditional and containerized environments.
Learn and understand performing Vulnerability Management at Scale

Štruktúra kurzu

Chapter 1: Overview of DevSecOps

DevOps Building Blocks- People, Process and Technology.
DevOps Principles – Culture, Automation, Measurement and Sharing (CAMS)
Benefits of DevOps – Speed, Reliability, Availability, Scalability, Automation, Cost and Visibility.
Overview of the DevSecOps critical toolchain.
- Repository management tools.
- Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment tools.
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools.
- Communication and sharing tools.
- Security as Code (SaC) tools.

SDLC

Overview of secure SDLC and CI/CD.
Review of security activities in secure SDLC.
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment.
How to move from DevSecOps Maturity Model (DSOMM) Level 2 to Level 4.
- Best practices and considerations for Maturity Level 3.
- Best practices and considerations for Maturity Level 4.
- Security automation and its limits.
- DSOMM level 3 and level 4 challenges and solutions.

Chapter 2: Security Requirements and Threat Modelling (TM)

What is Threat Modelling?
STRIDE vs DREAD approaches
Threat modeling and its challenges.
Classical Threat modeling tools and how they fit in CI/CD pipeline
Hands-On Labs:
- Automate security requirements as code.
- Using ThreatSpec to do Threat Modelling as Code.
- Using BDD security to codify threats.

Chapter 3: Advanced Static Analysis(SAST) in CI/CD pipeline

Why pre-commit hooks are not a good fit in DevSecOps.
Writing custom rules to weed out false positives and improve the quality of the results.
Various approaches to write custom rules in free and paid tools.
- Regular expressions
- Abstract Syntax Trees
- Graphs ( Data and Control Flow analysis)
Hands-On Labs: Writing custom checks in the bandit for your enterprise applications.

Chapter 4: Advanced Dynamic Analysis(DAST) in CI/CD pipeline

Embedding DAST tools into the pipeline.
Leveraging QA/Performance automation to drive DAST scans.
Using Swagger (OpenAPI) and ZAP to scan APIs iteratively.
Ways to handle custom authentications for ZAP Scanner.
Using Zest Language to provide better coverage for DAST scans.
Hands-On Labs: using ZAP + Selenium + Zest to configure in-depth scans
Hands-On Labs: using Burp Suite Pro to configure per commit/weekly/monthly scans.

Note: Students need to bring their Burp Suite Pro License to use in CI/CD

Chapter 5: Runtime Analysis(RASP/IAST) in CI/CD pipeline

What is Runtime Analysis Application Security Testing?.
Differences between RASP and IAST.
Runtime Analysis and challenges.
RASP/IAST and its suitability in CI/CD pipeline.
Hands-On Labs: A commercial implementation of the IAST tool.

Chapter 6: Infrastructure as Code(IaC) and Its Security

Configuration management (Ansible) security.
- Users/Privileges/Keys – Ansible Vault vs Tower.
- Challenges with Ansible Vault in CI/CD pipeline.
Introduction to Packer
- Benefits of Packer.
- Templates, builders, provisioners, and post processors.
- Packer for continuous security in DevOps Pipelines.
Tools and Services for practicing IaaC ( Packer + Ansible + Docker )
Hands-On Labs: Using Ansible to harden on-prem/cloud machines for PCI-DSS
Hands-On Labs: Create hardened Golden images using Packer + Ansible

Chapter 7: Container (Docker) Security

What is Docker
Docker vs Vagrant
Basics of Docker and its challenges
- Vulnerabilities in images (Public and Private)
- Denial of service attacks
- Privilege escalation methods in Docker.
- Security misconfigurations.
Container Security.
- Content Trust and Integrity checks.
- Capabilities and namespaces in Docker.
- Segregating Networks.
- Kernel Hardening using SecComp and AppArmor.
Static Analysis of container(Docker) images.
Dynamic Analysis of container hosts and daemons.

Hands-On Labs:

Scanning docker images using Trivy and its APIs.
Auditing Docker daemon and host for security issues.

Chapter 8: Secrets management on mutable and immutable infra

Managing secrets in traditional infrastructure.
Managing secrets in containers at Scale.
Secret Management in Cloud
- Version Control systems and Secrets.
- Environment Variables and Configuration files.
- Docker, Immutable systems and its security challenges.
- Secrets management with Hashicorp Vault and consul.
Hands-On Labs: Securely store Encryption keys and other secrets using Vault/Consul.

Chapter 9: Advanced vulnerability management

Approaches to manage the vulnerabilities in the organization.
False positives and False Negatives.
Culture and Vulnerability Management.
Creating different metrics for CXOs, devs and security teams.
Hands-On Labs: Using Defect Dojo for vulnerability management.