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🌟 Exciting Milestone! 🌟 I’m thrilled to share my very first blog post published! In this post, I dive into how to perform authenticated DAST scans using OWASP-ZAP. If you're interested in enhancing your application security, this guide is a great starting point! Feel free to check it out and let me know your thoughts! 👇 https://lnkd.in/gPjA-CdN #FirstBlog #ApplicationSecurity #OWASPZAP #DAST #CyberSecurity #SecureDevelopment #NewBeginnings

Checkmarx: Where are you on your DevSecOps journey?: ✔ Shifted left ✔Focused on developer experience ❌ DevSecOps – security fully integrated with DevOps? Only 10% have reached the final stage, but it’s a place we all need to be eventually. Learn more in our latest blog from Jonathan Singer: ‘DevSecOps: What DevOps NEEDS to Be When It Grows Up’.> https://lnkd.in/exJ_S_KC

DevOps is like finding the dish too salty in the taste check after 100% preparation. DevSecOps is like constantly checking the taste at every stage of dish preparation to identify and mitigate excess salt. Replace 'taste check' with 'security check'. This is the simplest explanation I can come up with. What would be your simplified version?

🚀 New Video Alert! 🚀 Excited to share my latest YouTube video on "How to Create & Enforce Quality Gates in SonarQube"! If you're serious about code quality and want to prevent bugs and vulnerabilities from sneaking into production, this is for you! 📽️ Learn how to: - Set up custom quality gates in SonarQube - Enforce standards that boost code security & maintainability - Master key metrics to improve your overall code health - Lets learn how to add quality profiles to your projects and much more. 👉 Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/d5k8phQy Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to my channel [Let's_devOps] for more DevOps tips and tutorials! #SonarQube #DevOps #CodeQuality #SoftwareDevelopment #CodingBestPractices

By introducing a culture of security into DevOps environments, DevSecOps is designed to address security risks early and consistently. Read our latest blog to learn how DevSecOps practices can maintain developer velocity. https://bit.ly/4fcDwXx

Where are you on your DevSecOps journey?: ✔ Shifted left ✔ Focused on developer experience ❌ DevSecOps – security fully integrated with DevOps? Only 10% have reached the final stage, but it’s a place we all need to be eventually. Learn more in our latest blog from Jonathan Singer: 'DevSecOps: What DevOps NEEDS to Be When It Grows Up.' > https://lnkd.in/exJ_S_KC

Where are you on your DevSecOps journey?: ✔ Shifted left ✔Focused on developer experience ❌ DevSecOps – security fully integrated with DevOps? Only 10% have reached the final stage, but it’s a place we all need to be eventually. Learn more in our latest blog from Jonathan Singer: ‘DevSecOps: What DevOps NEEDS to Be When It Grows Up’.> https://lnkd.in/exJ_S_KC

Hello everyone, Among the cybersecurity domains, I have a keen interest in DevSecOps. DevSecOps is a methodology that integrates security practices into the DevOps process, emphasizing security throughout the software development lifecycle. It promotes collaboration between development, operations, and security teams to ensure that security considerations are addressed early and continuously, rather than being treated as an afterthought. To learn the basics of DevSecOps and hone my skills about it, I created a project of building a comprehensive DevSecOps pipeline by using Jenkins, which is an open-source automation server that provides a platform for CI/CD, and various tools. When I completed this project, I wanted to share my journey about how I researched, found and learned about the required tools, concepts, knowledge, etc., difficulties I encountered and how I overcome them and what I learned at the end. I will do this in 3 parts since there is too much material and reading them in a single story may be difficult and take a lot of time. In this part I mentioned about DevSecOps pipelines, Jenkins and its installation, SAST and some details about them. I hope it will be useful especially if you want to learn about or already interested in DevSecOps. Happy reading!

🎉 Thrilled to share the completion of our DevSecOps pipeline project ! 🎉   Together with my teammate Oussama Slimani, we successfully implemented a robust pipeline that ensures code quality, security, and seamless deployment. 🚀   🔄 CI/CD Pipelines: We've automated every phase of development, from code compilation, unit testing, and security checks, all the way to production deployment. 🔍 Build & Testing: -PHPStan: Static code analysis for PHP to detect errors and potential issues. -SonarQube: Comprehensive code quality analysis with detailed reports. 🔐 Security Scans: -Hadolint: Dockerfile analysis for best practices. -Trivy & OWASP ZAP: Security testing tools to ensure our code is safe. 🛠️ Kubernetes Deployment: Build Docker images, remove outdated containers, and push to DockerHub. Deploy on a Kubernetes cluster via Minikube, with resource configuration and pod monitoring. 📊 Monitoring Setup: Integrated Prometheus for metrics collection and Grafana for visualization and alert configuration. So proud of this accomplishment and excited for what's next! 🌟 #DevSecOps #CICD #Jenkins #Kubernetes #Security #Automation

Excited to share that I've achieved certification as a DevSecOps Professional through Practical DevSecOps. The course is very hands-on, providing practical skills for integrating security into the development process and operations. It includes many commonly used security tools in the industry, covering SCA, SAST, DAST, IaC, and CaC, running them in Docker in the CI/CD pipelines. There are also various pipelines to work with, such as GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI, and more. A little bit about the exam: you are given a total of 36 hours to solve practical challenges and prepare a report on how you solved them. Highly recommended for anyone in application security and those seeking to advance their DevSecOps knowledge and skills.