Learn DevSecOps Basics Through Free Training Course
Introduction to DevSecOps for Managers is a free online training course from the Linux Foundation, which is now available on the edX platform.
According to the website, the course focuses on providing managers and leaders with an overview of the history, terminology, processes, and tools used to implement a DevSecOps approach within any organization.
The self-paced course “covers topics such as value stream management, platform as product, and engineering organization improvement, all driving towards defining Continuous Delivery and explaining why it is so foundational for any organization. The course also focuses on culture, metrics, cybersecurity, and agile contracting,” the website states.
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