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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to DevSecOps and AI Integration
- Core principles and objectives of DevSecOps
- The function of AI and ML within DevSecOps frameworks
- Current trends in security automation and tool classifications
Static and Dynamic Code Analysis Utilizing AI
- Employing SonarQube, Semgrep, or Snyk Code for static analysis
- Conducting dynamic tests via AI-assisted test case generation
- Analyzing results and integrating findings with version control systems
Detection of Secrets and Credential Leaks
- AI-enhanced identification of hardcoded secrets (e.g., GitHub Advanced Security, Gitleaks)
- Strategies to prevent secrets from entering source control
- Establishing automated blocking and alerting rules
AI-Driven Dependency and Container Scanning
- Container scanning using Trivy and AI-enabled plugins
- Monitoring third-party libraries and SBOMs
- Generating automated remediation advice and patch notifications
Intelligent Threat Modeling and Risk Evaluation
- Automated threat modeling using AI-based tools
- Prioritizing risks through machine learning models
- Correlating business impact with technical vulnerabilities
CI/CD Pipeline Integration and Automation
- Embedding security checks into Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or GitLab CI
- Implementing policies-as-code to enforce rules across environments
- Producing AI-assisted reports for audit and compliance purposes
Case Studies and Security Automation Patterns
- Real-world examples of AI application in security pipelines
- Selecting the most suitable tools for your specific ecosystem
- Best practices for developing and maintaining secure pipelines
Summary and Subsequent Steps
Requirements
- A solid grasp of the DevOps lifecycle and CI/CD pipeline mechanisms
- Fundamental knowledge of application security principles
- Proficiency with code repositories and infrastructure-as-code tools
Target Audience
- DevOps teams with a focus on security
- DevSecOps engineers and cloud security specialists
- Professionals in compliance and risk management