Step into the role.
Prove you can
do the work.
Join a simulated organization as a DevSecOps Engineer. Receive realistic tickets, work in real environments, and build verifiable evidence of what you can deliver.
Why CyberPath
More than a course catalog:
a security decision simulator.
Professional missions
Secure a simulated release under constraints, with a clear role, risk, and definition of success.
Reasoning loop
Predict, act, observe, explain, remediate, prove, and transfer: each step builds a reusable mental model.
Verified evidence
Signed results from Semgrep, Trivy, Gitleaks, or Checkov validate the control that actually ran.
Capability record
Your profile distinguishes what you know, what you have practiced, and what you have demonstrated on a mission.
Available missions
Three scenarios,
concrete evidence.
Block a risky release
Detect an exposed secret and unsafe SQL, then enforce CI controls without bypassing them.
Approve a hardened image
Remove a secret from an image layer, switch to a non-root user, and keep the Checkov policy active in CI.
Contain a supply-chain risk
Analyze the delivered dependency graph, apply targeted upgrades, and enforce the Trivy severity threshold.
Built for every background
How it works
Apply. Perform. Prove.
Apply for a role
Choose DevSecOps Engineer and complete a short readiness assessment.
Receive a real ticket
The Control Tower assigns you a contextualized mission in an isolated environment.
Prove your capability
CyberPath observes the technical outcome and updates your verifiable Capability Record.
Launch cohort · DevSecOps Engineer
Ready to do the work, not just study it?
Apply for the role, receive your first ticket, and build a capability record backed by technical evidence.
Free cohort · 10–20 seats · Approximately 45–60 minutes