Implementing and Managing GitHub for DevSecOps

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Daniel Krzyczkowski

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:22

2. The Role of GitHub in the DevSecOps World

1. Introduction.mp4

00:45

2. GitHub and Its Relation to DevOps.mp4

04:25

3. GitHub and Its Relation to DevSecOps.mp4

08:06

4. Globomantics Software Scenario.mp4

01:11

5. Summary.mp4

00:42

03. Implementing DevSecOps Practices with GitHub

01. Introduction.mp4

00:35

02. Understand and Configure Secret Scanning on GitHub.mp4

02:34

03. Demo - Enable Secret Scanning on GitHub.mp4

07:23

04. Understand and Configure Dependabot Security Updates.mp4

01:06

05. Demo - Enable Security Updates on GitHub.mp4

05:29

06. Understand and Configure Code Scanning.mp4

02:20

07. Demo - Enable Code Scanning on GitHub.mp4

09:59

08. Understand and Configure GitHub Codespaces.mp4

01:37

09. Demo - Enable and Configure GitHub Codespaces.mp4

10:09

10. Summary.mp4

00:35

4. Extending GitHub Platform Security Monitoring

1. Introduction.mp4

00:30

2. Monitor Security Posture of GitHub Platform with Microsoft Sentinel.mp4

04:27

3. Monitor Source Code Security on GitHub with Microsoft Defender.mp4

03:13

4. Summary.mp4

00:55

Description

In this course, you will learn how the GitHub platform can help with implementing DevSecOps practices.

What You'll Learn?

Managing and implementing DevSecOps practices can be challenging. In this course, Implementing and Managing GitHub for DevSecOps, you’ll learn what are the core functionalities offered by GitHub platform to implement DevSecOps practices.

First, you’ll explore core features that GitHub offers to make it easier to adopt DevSecOps practices.

Next, you’ll discover how to configure features like secret scanning and detection in the source code, automatic detection of vulnerable components, or code scanning in the DevOps pipeline.

Finally, you’ll learn how to integrate GitHub with other tools to provide a holistic look into source code and GitHub platform security.

When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of GitHub needed to implement DevSecOps practices and improve security posture of your code at an early stage.

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Daniel Krzyczkowski

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Daniel is a Principal Software Engineer at Predica living in Warsaw (Poland) focused on implementation of solutions using Microsoft technologies. He started his journey with sharing knowledge as a Microsoft Student Partner at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Warsaw. Daniel was awarded with Microsoft Most Valuable Professional title. Daniel loves to share his knowledge and passion about Microsoft Azure, Universal Windows Platform, Internet of Things, and Azure DevOps. He writes articles on the personal technical blog – DevIsland.pl where he tries to provide valuable content related with the Microsoft Azure cloud, IoT, Azure DevOps, and Universal Windows Platform application development. He is a regular speaker at various national and international conferences and meetups. He also shares some interesting samples that you can find in his Github repository. Daniel likes taking up new challenges in his free time as well as spending time with his family.

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