practical-devsecops.comReviews of practical-devsecops.com

I was lucky to give it a shot and try CTMP material and the exam provided by Practical Devsecops. The material was well organized, it cover a lot of threat modeling aspects. but keep in your mind, the material covers usually the basics. So, If you are not familiar with a threat modeling activity or you have some cloudy. I strongly recommend you go through those materials. The exam was quite interesting and you will find some challenges to pass it and don't think it will easy and that is what I liked. The only bad experience that I had with practical devsecops is how are they reacting to any feedback or question, I have shared with them my feedback on different occasions and usually, they were taking the defending position and it drive the decision to be hard.

Really nice expirience, although I would recommend to leave the enviroment up and running for 12h at least, same as the maximun duration of the examn CPD. having to reset the enviroment in each challenge was a pain and when I was revewing my exam hours later had to redo everything which took more time.

A good practical introduction to DevSecOps concepts! Instructions were clear, labs were easy to access, and tools were easy to use

I liked the content of the course, especially the hands-on part to learn. I liked the fact that there were more exercises for the popular platforms, not just on Gitlab. The time included in the laboratory (more than 2 months) was not enough for me to enjoy all the extra content.

Course content, videos and labs were very good and well made. However the exam portion was vague in areas and expectations were unclear. Signing up for the exam also became an issue because I either did not see or did not notice any differentiation between AM and PM and accidentally scheduled my exam for midnight instead of noon.

Excellent introduction to various DevSecOps tooling and integrating them into CI/CD pipelines. Browser-based labs were quite buggy and Staff were quite unresponsive on Slack to some of my concerns on exam day, so I've dropped a star, but otherwise I'd definitely recommend the course & I'm sure they'll eventually iron out these little things.

Well structured course, the content is quite practical, well presented and covers lots of topics in Secure SDLC.

It was great from practical perspective, it was clear and interesting. However, I would like to see here kubernetes and its security