Secure Coding

What you'll learn
Understand basic security principles
Build your software securely
Create secure infrastructure and deploy securely to it
Understand how to make your log and security data observable

Requirements
You should have a basic understanding of DevOps, and some grasp of what security means
Description
In this course, we'll look at performing DevOps securely, with an emphasis on deployment. We'll look at basic security principles, talk about how they apply to DevOps in particular, and explore a number of horror stories from my career and elsewhere along the way. By the end of the course, you'll know what questions to ask and how to reach effective answers when considering the security of your processes.

We’ll begin with authentication and authorization, and talk about least privilege, the foundation of all security, information and otherwise. We’ll look at how to establish a low-level secure communication pathway, and talk about what all this means for DevOps. We’ll talk about having a secure work environment, both from a digital information perspective and from the often-overlooked physical security perspective.

We’ll talk about how to build securely, and what we mean by secure builds, and move on how to deploy securely, and how to secure the infrastructure we deploy to. We’ll close with a discussion on how to make security visible in your organization, and how to make data which otherwise exists only in obscure logfiles highly visible and interrogatable for your organization.

Join me as we learn how to secure our DevOps processes and deploy code securely with this course from Udemy.

Who this course is for
This is for DevOps professionals or people looking to become DevOps professionals who are seeking to understand how to do their work in a secure way.

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