Introduction to DevSecOps for Managers (LFS180)
The Introduction to DevSecOps for Managers (LFS180) course is designed to equip managers and leaders with the essential knowledge to guide their organizations through a DevSecOps transformation. This 3-day course is perfect for those without prior technical knowledge, providing a solid foundation in DevSecOps principles.
Participants will explore the historical perspective of DevSecOps, the basics of continuous delivery (CD), and the significance of cybersecurity. The course also covers key areas such as value stream management, treating platforms as products, the importance of culture, and using the right metrics.
By the end of this course, managers will have practical insights into agile contracting and will be well-equipped to drive their digital organization towards operational excellence.
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1. Introduction:
The "Introduction to DevSecOps for Managers (LFS180)" course is designed for leaders to gain foundational knowledge essential for steering digital organizations through DevSecOps transformation.
2. Job Roles and Audience:
The "Introduction to DevSecOps for Managers" (LFS180) course equips managers and leaders with essential knowledge to guide their organizations through a DevSecOps transformation. It covers foundational concepts, cultural shifts, and practical strategies to integrate security into DevOps practices.
Understand the Historical Context of DevSecOps: Gain insights into the background and evolution of DevSecOps, understanding its significance in the modern digital landscape.
Simplify Technology Concepts: Learn to explain foundational technical concepts in a straightforward manner, making them accessible to team members at all levels.
Value Stream Management: Master techniques for managing value streams to enhance product delivery and efficiency.
Platform as Product: Learn to approach platforms as products, focusing on continuous improvement and customer-centric development.
Continuous Delivery (CD) Basics: Understand the basics of continuous delivery, including its principles and benefits for software development.
Cultural Impact: Explore the cultural aspects of DevSecOps to drive organizational change and team collaboration.
Effective Metrics: Identify and implement the right metrics to gauge the effectiveness of DevSecOps practices and drive improvements
1. Introduction:
The "Introduction to DevSecOps for Managers (LFS180)" course is designed for leaders to gain foundational knowledge essential for steering digital organizations through DevSecOps transformation.
2. Job Roles and Audience:
The "Introduction to DevSecOps for Managers" (LFS180) course equips managers and leaders with essential knowledge to guide their organizations through a DevSecOps transformation. It covers foundational concepts, cultural shifts, and practical strategies to integrate security into DevOps practices.
Understand the Historical Context of DevSecOps: Gain insights into the background and evolution of DevSecOps, understanding its significance in the modern digital landscape.
Simplify Technology Concepts: Learn to explain foundational technical concepts in a straightforward manner, making them accessible to team members at all levels.
Value Stream Management: Master techniques for managing value streams to enhance product delivery and efficiency.
Platform as Product: Learn to approach platforms as products, focusing on continuous improvement and customer-centric development.
Continuous Delivery (CD) Basics: Understand the basics of continuous delivery, including its principles and benefits for software development.
Cultural Impact: Explore the cultural aspects of DevSecOps to drive organizational change and team collaboration.
Effective Metrics: Identify and implement the right metrics to gauge the effectiveness of DevSecOps practices and drive improvements