This course covers Microsoft Defender for Cloud, a cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP) that provides security posture management and workload protection for Azure, AWS, GCP, and on-premises environments. You’ll learn to configure security policies, implement compliance frameworks like NIST 800-53, protect various workloads including VMs, containers, and storage accounts, and automate incident response using Logic Apps and workflow automation.
Learn the fundamentals of DevSecOps to understand what it means, why it matters, and how to implement it within your organization. With DevSecOps, one size doesn’t fit all, and it’s not just a matter of implementing a handful of tools or concepts. It’s about understanding what makes sense for your use case and requirements, and what approaches are most relevant. It’s also about understanding how to go from zero to the first few steps of implementation, and how to track progress along the way. Regardless of whether you’re starting from scratch with a brand new application, or whether you’re dealing with a mature product and organization, that’s what this course focuses on helping you achieve.
Networking is easily one of the most commonly recommended topics to learn for anyone interested in being in an IT career, and so it’s arguably one of the most important skills to build when starting out. Regardless of what job you end up choosing, having at least a foundational understanding of how data travels all around us is very beneficial. So in this course, we’re going to learn just that starting with how data travels using physical connections. But physical connections alone aren’t enough to make the internet work.
Learn how to secure your cloud infrastructure with one of our best-selling courses: Introduction to AWS Security. Designed for AWS security beginners (but not complete beginners to AWS), this training course provides you with the essential knowledge and skills to protect your AWS environments and resources from all sorts of threats.
Learn how to effectively respond to incidents in your AWS accounts regardless of whether you are running a single or multi-account setup using CloudTrail Lake and Athena — two native AWS services. This Incident Response (IR) course simulates attacks against your AWS environments that have been seen in the real-world. After simulating attacks, you’ll put on your security analyst hat to respond to the incident.
In this hands-on course, learn how to use Kubernetes with GitLab CI/CD, and learn key concepts of container security.
