Pluralsight is not an official partner or accredited training center of EC-Council. Reducing the attack surface is important to secure the enterprise. This course provides insight as to how IT systems can be hardened to protect digital IT assets.

Explore DevSecOps for containers: Learn virtualization, containerization, Kubernetes, Docker, DevSecOps and containers, Containers security challenges, API microgateways, and how to build modular container images.

In this session, Aaron Rinehart will walk you through how to get started with chaos engineering for security and how it can be practically applied to enhance system performance, resilience, and security.

Explore DevSecOps in AWS: Learn about roles, implementation essentials, AWS CI/CD services, testing and monitoring tools, and implementation hurdles.

Learn DevSecOps in Azure: Explore Azure DevOps, understand DevSecOps best practices and challenges, and discover Azure Pipelines. Delve into Configuration Scanning, Azure AD, Key Vault, and Azure Policy.

Secure CI/CD with DevSecOps: Explore CI/CD and DevOps basics, enhance security with effective DevSecOps pipelines, identify pipeline security vulnerabilities, and examine security recommendations.

Learn DevSecOps in GCP: Explore GCP features, five layers of GCP security, products, services, zero trust security, CI/CD, Google Cloud logging services, and security tools.

Explore DevSecOps methodology: Discover frameworks like CALMs and Three Ways, integration of security, migration strategies from DevOps to DevSecOps, and DevSecOps phases and decentralization.

Learn DevSecOps on-premises: Compare on-premises, cloud, and hybrid solutions, understand DevSecOps team roles, and focus on the three pillars of DevSecOps.

Learn DevSecOps Fundamentals: Explore the roles of DevOps and DevSecOps in IT. Understand benefits, requirements, and challenges. Discover industry applications and team preparation steps.

This course will teach you to design and build automated incident response (IR) into your DevSecOps pipelines for faster and better incident response.

This is an introductory course on the differences between security groups and NACLs, or Network Access Control Lists.