Instructor Led Training

Defending the Application Supply Chain

An attack on your application supply chain is like cutting off the artery connecting organizations to their customers.
Companies have lost billions to supply chain attacks in recent years.

Which is exactly why we're going to show you how to do it. Securing application supply chains is all about understanding how the attacker thinks, and leveraging offensive techniques to build robust defensive measures.

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Course Overview

8 Hours

32 Lessons

14 Cloud Labs

Ideal for: Security Engineer / Product Security Teams

Supply chain security risks are a significant contributor to application attacks, with recent years seeing a rise in supply chain exploits that have cost organizations billions of dollars in financial and reputational damage. While supply chain security and implementation are essential, it's equally important for defenders to understand how supply chain attacks work to strengthen their defense and blue-team implementations.

This training provides a deep, hands-on exploration of defending application supply chains. Starting with an understanding of application supply chains, students will dive into story-driven scenarios, exploring how to defend against supply chain attacks on CI systems, build systems, container infrastructure, and cloud-native infrastructure hosted on Kubernetes, AWS, and Azure.

The supply-chain stories that we’ll be exploring will be explored through an inside-outside view of application supply chains from the infrastructure environment, right through to the server-side and client-side supply chains related to the application.

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Know your trainer

Abhay Bhargav

CHief RESEARCH OFFICER, AppSecEngineer

Abhay started his career as a breaker of apps, in pentesting and red-teaming, but today is more involved in scaling AppSec with Cloud-Native Security and DevSecOpsHe has created some pioneering works in the area of DevSecOps and AppSec Automation, including the world’s first hands-on training program on DevSecOps, focused on Application Security Automation. In addition to this, Abhay is active in his research of new technologies and their impact on Application Security, specifically Cloud-Native Security. In addition, Abhay has contributed to pioneering work in the Vulnerability Management space, being the architect of a leading Vulnerability Management and Correlation Product, Orchestron. Abhay is also committed to Open-Source and has developed the first-ever Threat Modeling solution at the crossroads of Agile and DevSecOps, called ThreatPlaybook.Abhay is a speaker and trainer at major industry events including DEF CON, BlackHat, OWASP AppSecUSA, EU and AppSecCali. His training programs have been sold-out events at conferences like AppSecUSA, EU, AppSecDay Melbourne, CodeBlue (Japan), BlackHat USA, SHACK and so on. He's authored two international publications on Java Security and PCI Compliance as well.

Big Wins For Your Enterprise

Harness the power of threat modeling to speed up development & make your pipelines hyper-efficient.

Combine the speed of Agile development with the predictive power of threat modeling.

Use every major threat modeling methodology for a holistic approach to designing software.

Understand your organization’s deepest business logic flaws and minimize the impact of threats.

What Your Team Will Learn

Methodologies like STRIDE, PASTA, NIST, TRIKE & more

DevSecOps in an Agile environment

Understand threat actors, access & threat outcomes

Combine threat models with rapid DevOps

Learn best with 3000+ labs modeled after real-world security scenarios

Crafted on Real-world training for product security teams

Hands-on Experience: Engage with real-world scenarios in a controlled, cloud-based lab environment to apply learning directly.

Immediate Application: Implement Threat Modeling tools and techniques instantly, enhancing retention and understanding.

Access to Specialized Tooling: Utilize advanced Threat Modeling software and LLMs without needing to set up or maintain the infrastructure.

Safe Learning Space: Experiment and learn from mistakes in a risk-free sandbox, encouraging exploration and innovation.

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Prerequisites

Knowledge base

Basic understanding of application security principles.
Familiarity with software development and the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
Some experience in security practices and methodologies is beneficial

Device requirements

For a optimal learning experience in this course, participants should use a laptop with Windows 10/11, the latest macOS, or a modern Linux distribution, equipped with an Intel i5 processor or equivalent (i7 recommended), at least 8GB of RAM (16GB preferred), and 20GB of free disk space. A stable, high-speed internet connection is essential for accessing streaming content and cloud-based labs, alongside the latest versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari with JavaScript enabled. Participants must have administrative rights to install necessary software and a modern code editor like Visual Studio Code.

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Testimonials

I found these courses to be pretty comprehensive and practically oriented. From dissecting common threat vectors to writing abuser stories, it had a lot of useful takeaways by the end.

DevOps Engineer at Streaming Services Provider

WORLD'S LARGEST SPORTS EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER

Threat modeling has always been a bit elusive for my team, but these courses made it all click. The step-by-step breakdown of threat modeling concepts and integrating them into a DevSecOps pipeline gave us some solid, actionable learnings.

Developer at SaaS Company

DEFENSE INDUSTRY

“Threat modeling is seriously underrated compared to other security activities that have more visible impact. Fact of the matter is, if you can anticipate and build around potential threats to your software, that’s going to make a much bigger difference than if you set up a million defenses after the fact. These courses taught me how to do that!”

Head of Product at International Logistics Corporation

CYBERSECURITY OPERATIONS CENTER (CSOC)