Shift security left by integrating it into development pipelines. Master automated security testing, SAST/DAST, container scanning, and compliance.
Integrate security into the software delivery lifecycle with automated testing, dependency governance, container security, policy-as-code, cloud hardening, and incident-ready pipeline design.
This curriculum for DevSecOps Engineering: Automating Security follows a Bloom-aligned progression from practical foundations to measurable professional outcomes, with weekly evidence, labs, and portfolio outputs matched to advanced expectations.
Each week advances from comprehension and application toward evaluation and creation, ensuring progressive learning and capstone readiness.
Your success is our priority. By the end of the course, you will be able to design and operate a secure delivery pipeline that balances speed, developer usability, and measurable security controls. You will graduate with a professionally curated portfolio that demonstrates scope, depth, and delivery quality. You will graduate with a professionally curated portfolio that demonstrates scope, depth, and delivery quality. You will graduate with a professionally curated portfolio that demonstrates scope, depth, and delivery quality. You will graduate with a professionally curated portfolio that demonstrates scope, depth, and delivery quality.
Master triage, containment, and post-incident forensics workflows
Extend identity, token, and workload protection into cloud environments
Connect security controls to regulatory mappings and audit documentation
Deliver a concrete foundation implementation covering the first phase of the curriculum.
Combine mid-program competencies into a production-style integrated workflow.
Ship a portfolio-ready capstone with measurable outcomes and stakeholder-ready presentation.
DevSecOps Engineering: Automating Security is built for organizations and practitioners who need security controls to operate at delivery speed. The course focuses on automation-first security design so that policy, scanning, secrets, and response workflows become part of engineering practice instead of external bottlenecks.