practical-devsecops.comReviews of practical-devsecops.com

A straightforward course with lots of practical application. Good introduction to devops and security.

Through the course, I get good basic overview, how to secure devops process and with useful practical experience. What will help me further in my career.

The labs are state of the art—they are fun, well-structured and incredibly fast. If there are ever any issues, the staff will usually reply within minutes. The exam was practical and stimulating. It really reflects what you do on the job and therefore is a valuable experience. Overall, this course will give you a strong introduction to DevSecOps. After this, you should be comfortable with both speaking about the topic and getting your hands dirty while embedding security into DevOps pipelines.

As a true beginner to DevSecOps, I thoroughly enjoyed the one month I spent in December to pick up a skill that I've always wanted for a long time. Definitely the perfect christmas gift for me! The instructors were very willing to provide tips and advice well past the scope of the course and are dedicated to your learning journey. CDP is definitely one of the better courses I've attended. The content structure is planned in such a manner you'll find it enjoyable while challenging at the same time. I am confident that I will be coming back to Practical DevSecOps for future courses. Thank you so much Imran, Yuga, Siyam, Raja and Maran for your constant guidance. I am truly grateful.

The training provided the skills set I needed. I loved the way the exam lab questions were structured, not striaght forward and not verbose, you had to research before implementing the solution. I have used knowledge learbed from the course in real life situation. Thank you, Practical DevSecOps for such a great training,

This course provide the foundation and insight of the DevSecOps process and the relevant tools that are being use on the market.

In general terms I found it a really good experience: the labs were good, the support was immediate, etc... There are two points of improvement that I would like to point out. 1. I think that combining work with the labs in 30 days is quite short, especially if you also want to practice with other types of tools (optional labs). I think the experience should last at least 60-90 days. 2. 36 hours of exam on a weekend, after working an average of 12-13 hours Monday-Friday is very hard from the point of view of family conciliation. Perhaps you could consider doing the exam in two parts so that you don't have to be dedicated all weekend.

This course is very good for junior and middle DevSecOps specialists. It covers all necessary techniques - SAST, SCA, DAST, IAC, CAC, vulnerability management, and gives broad view on DevSecOps. Moreover it gives opportunity to use and test lots of tools, that can be used in real pipelines. Material is well organised. Recommend everyone who wants to learn DevSecOps))