Sorry to be that guy. Honestly. Experience and Github or SourceForge. This isn't a certification recommendation, but what exactly does a certification intend to achieve. Do, show that you did, and people will be interested in what you can do for them. This also helps to overcome typical shenanigans of resumes. Less talk, let people see what you can do. I am dev. This might be a very dev way to look at things. (If Github or SourceForge arent exactly the places, there must be some popular project-hosting sites that can asssit to show off your work.)
I've done DevSecOps on and off based on what companies need. The need of every company is very, very different. Someone mentioned no two builds are the same. BINGO. And the amount of available solutions and innovation these days; a certification just wouldn't tell me much about the strength of someone. And it tells me nothing about the personality / mindset, which I think are more critical than the knowledge. We can create engineers; we cannot fix a difficult person, haha.
This book is amazing. It says everything I wish I could in a precise and accurate manner. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0134049845/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Beyond what is perceived as DevSecOps, how do we truly make change and influence those around us to work together to do something great? Automation, ci/cd pipelines, quality gates, process control, etc. All good, but it starts at people. The most success I have had in making positive changes that had great results affecting DevSecOps criteria were through my own actions in how I interact with people.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0671027034/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Very difficult content to embody, but it certainly pays off. Watching a lot of the ISC2 Think Tanks, I suspect many still struggle with this and perhaps aren't aware of it.
Cool discussion! I could be 100% wrong. Let us know what has worked for you!
