Container Security

The biggest difference between Container Security and traditional AppSec is attack surface. The decentralized nature of containerized applications means there are all new ways of exploiting weaknesses in the system, and just as many new things to learn about securing them. Our Container security courses are designed with two main purposes. First, to teach you the fundamentals of container security, including DevSecOps and CI/CD. And second, to act as resources that remains useful as reference guides even once you’ve completed the courses and start working on real-world containerized applications. In this Learning Path, you will explore the nature of Container architecture, the various orchestration platforms, and Container security from the perspective of both attacker and defender, employing the most sophisticated techniques used by both sides.

Courses in this learning path:

Attacking and Defending Containers

Attacking and Securing Container Registry

Container Supply Chain Security Essentials

Essentials of Container Monitoring

Containers Beyond Docker

After completing this learning path, you'll be able to:

Comprehend the details of Container architecture, orchestration platforms, and Docker images on a native level
Attack and exploit containerized deployments, insecure Docker configurations, networks, OS and Kernels
Secure and defend containers while building and at runtime, as well as perform Container Vulnerability Assessments
Set up a CI/CD pipeline for Containerized apps in DevSecOps