Practical DevSecOps Digital Badges for Certification Achievers

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Certified DevSecOps Professional (CDP)

The CDP course provides an introduction to DevSecOps processes, tools, techniques, and the creation of secure SDLC and CI/CD DevSecOps pipelines by utilizing SCA, SAST, DAST, and Security as Code.

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Certified AI Security Professional (CAISP)

Learn about AI supply chain risks, securing data pipelines, and protecting AI infrastructure. Applying best practices for safeguarding artificial intelligence security is covered.

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Certified DevSecOps Expert (CDE)

Students learn how to write custom roles for OS hardening, IAC, compliance as code, threat modeling tools, and runtime analysis, Container security, secrets scanning, and vulnerability management on mutable and immutable infrastructure in the CDE course.

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Certified Container Security Expert (CCSE)

This certification helps students create and build container images securely. They also learn how to analyze container weaknesses, attack containers, and defend containers.

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Certified Cloud Native Security Expert (CCNSE)

You will gain knowledge about cloud-native security concepts and their security measures, including hacking Kubernetes clusters, Kubernetes authentication, authorization, container security, defending Kubernetes clusters, Kubernetes network security, and data security.

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Certified Threat Modeling Professional (CTMP)

Threat Modeling Professional course will teach you various threat modeling methodologies, like Stride, PASTA, DREAD, and MITRE attacks. You will learn Agile Threat Modeling, Threat Modeling as code, Privacy Threat Modeling and secure by design principles.

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Certified API Security Professional (CASP)

This API Security certification demonstrates how to secure, identify, exploit, and safeguard APIs against various API vulnerabilities. You will learn how to audit APIs for security measures as well. This course teaches how to make APIs safer by automating them using DevSecOps best practices.

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Certified Software Supply Chain Security Expert (CSSE)

You will learn about how organizations can be protected from attacks and make plans to assess and reduce risks in the Software supply chain. Topics include attacking code, container, Kubernetes, and cloud supply chains.

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Certified Security Champion (CSC)

The students learn about application security, the top 10 basics of OWASP, and how to secure code. Moreover, you will learn how to identify and fix code vulnerabilities using CI/CD tools to enhance your pipeline’s security and improve the organization’s defense.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

What is a digital badge?

A digital badge is an online certification that shows you’ve completed a course or gained specific skills. It’s easily shareable and verifiable.

Why do I need a digital badge?

A digital badge lets you showcase your skills and achievements online, making it easy for employers and peers to verify your expertise.

When will I receive my badge?

You will receive your badge shortly after successfully completing your course or certification exam.

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Your badge is displayed as an open badge through Credly, a platform that makes your achievement verifiable and shareable across digital platforms.

Who is Credly?

Credly is a platform that issues, verifies, and manages digital badges for certifications and skills.

What is the connection between Practical DevSecOps and Credly?

Practical DevSecOps partners with Credly to issue and manage digital badges for their certifications.

What if I don’t want my credentials to be public?

You can choose to keep your badge private in your Credly account settings.

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Each badge is unique and linked to your verified credentials, making it impossible for others to copy or misuse it.

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