Requirements

• Proficiency in Git and GitHub
• Experience in Software Development
• Understanding of Basic Security Principles
• Familiarity with DevSecOps Practices
• Knowledge of GitHub Security Features
• Practical Experience with Security Tools

Description

Are you ready to take your GitHub security skills to the next level? This course is designed to prepare you thoroughly for the GitHub Advanced Security Certification. This comprehensive course includes six meticulously crafted mock exams that simulate the actual certification exam, giving you a real-world experience and the confidence you need to succeed.

Each mock exam consists of a diverse range of questions that cover all critical aspects of GitHub’s advanced security features. You’ll encounter multiple-choice questions and scenario-based queries that test your knowledge and application of GitHub security practices. The questions are designed to challenge your understanding and ensure you are well-versed in the latest security protocols, tools, and best practices that GitHub offers.

To enhance your learning experience, detailed explanations accompany each question. These explanations provide in-depth insights into the correct answers, helping you understand the reasoning behind them. This approach not only reinforces your knowledge but also helps you identify and rectify any gaps in your understanding.

The course is suitable for developers, DevOps engineers, security professionals, and anyone looking to validate their GitHub security expertise. By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of GitHub’s security features, such as secret scanning, Dependabot alerts, security policies, and advanced threat modeling.

Whether you are preparing for the certification exam or simply aiming to bolster your GitHub security skills, this course is an invaluable resource. Enroll now and take a decisive step towards mastering GitHub security and advancing your career.

Can I retake the practice tests?

Yes, you can attempt each practice test as many times as you like. After completing a test, you’ll see your final score. Each time you retake the test, the questions and answer choices will be shuffled for a fresh experience.

Is there a time limit for the practice tests?

Yes, each test includes a time limit of 120 seconds per question.

What score do I need to pass?

You need to score at least 70% on each practice test to pass.

Are explanations provided for the questions?

Yes, every question comes with a detailed explanation.

Can I review my answers after the test?

Absolutely. You’ll be able to review all your submitted answers and see which ones were correct or incorrect.

Are the questions updated frequently?

Yes, the questions are regularly updated to provide the best and most relevant learning experience.

Additional Note: It’s highly recommended that you take the practice exams multiple times until you’re consistently scoring 90% or higher. Don’t hesitate—start your preparation today. Good luck!

Who this course is for:

• Experienced Developers and Engineers: Individuals who have a solid background in software development
• especially those who already use GitHub for version control and are looking to enhance their security skills specifically in the GitHub environment.
• Security Professionals: Those who focus on cybersecurity and are interested in applying these principles specifically to projects hosted on GitHub
• including understanding security vulnerabilities and how to mitigate them.
• DevOps Professionals: Team members who integrate development and operations and need to ensure that security practices are seamlessly integrated into CI/CD pipelines on GitHub.
• “IT Project Managers and Team Leads: Managers who oversee projects that require robust security practices
• ensuring their team is up-to-date on the latest security protocols and can effectively use GitHubs security features.”
• Open Source Contributors and Maintainers: Individuals involved in open source projects who need to understand how to secure their repositories against potential threats and vulnerabilities.