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The Certified API Security Professional provide a both knowledge to understand the API security and the practice to exercise the skills that can be applied in real world

As someone who has worked through several security certifications, CAISP stood out for how practical and current the material feels. Rather than leaning on memorization-heavy content, the course digs into real AI attack techniques, tooling, and scenarios you'd actually encounter in the field.

The exam reflects the same philosophy, rewarding applied thinking over rote recall, which is refreshing compared to many certs in this space. If you work in IT security and want a credential that keeps pace with where the threat landscape is actually heading, this is a strong choice.

Very well organized content, very simply explained, content and platform built in a very intuitive way. Content aimed at DevSecOps perspective, which aligns with the name.

I have only ever seen educational material this well organized from SANS, who charge 10x the price.

It was an excellent class and I will be taking more DevSecOps courses because of how well this went.

The training flow and platforms are self-contained and easy to manage. The lab exercises are very useful, practical and provide hands-on experiences. It is the best. Highly recommend.

The exam is perfect to go from zero to hero at devsecops. Awesome labs, challenging examination, lag free environment, 10/10.

I recently completed the Certified DevSecOps Professional (CDP) certification by Practical DevSecOps, and it was an outstanding hands-on experience. The course is highly practical, focusing on real-world DevSecOps practices like CI/CD security, container and Kubernetes hardening, IaC scanning, and tool integration (e.g., Trivy, Semgrep, SonarQube, Jenkins, DefectDojo).

The exam challenges you to apply what you’ve learned in a realistic pipeline environment, making it perfect for anyone looking to strengthen their security automation and DevSecOps skills.

Highly recommend for security engineers, DevOps, and AppSec professionals.

I had the pleasure to work with practical devops and had a great experience

they provide courses with exam and certifications, great to have this cert be recognized by credly

in my case I took the course for Certified DevSecOps Professional, the material are very good, they have support for any request during the course

great experience, next I already bought the Certified AI Security Professional Course and Cert and I will be start preparing for this one soon

highly recommended

CASP certification does not only focus on offensive security and API pentesting. You will learn how to analyse vulnerable code and implement tools and techniques in CI/CD with the aim of fixing vulnerabilities so that they cannot be exploited, This added value is something that few certifications take into account. It is well worth it.

The labs are stable and adequate, sufficient to finally pass certification.

The CDP training/certification is intense and very resourceful. They took newbies into consideration and made the training as detailed as possible.I strongly recommended.

Practical DevSecOps is doing a fantastic job in promoting learning by practice.

They’ve built an amazing platform that enables this vision. Their courses are well scoped and deep dive into the topics covered.

If you are looking to gain actionable knowledge in the realm of Devsecops these course are as good as it gets.

To touch on some areas of improvement I would have loved to see more challenges during the course labs.

I think this helps the student in both consolidating knowledge and keeping the focus and motivation.

The practical nature of the course means that in every lesson you have an actual working example. The plethora of different tools presented in the large numbers of labs throughout the course and different means of integrating them into various pipelines prepares you for many different real-world scenarios.

Well-structured and practical, tested real-world CDP concepts rather than just theory. The certification was challenging but fair. It required clear understanding of the DevSecOps concepts and best practices. Highly recommended.

One of the best organized course and it is very hands on. Support is great.

I was impressed with how in depth the course was in terms of building various chatbots and AI systems. I would like to see more coverage in terms of how to secure and attack agentic AI implementations.

Overall, I think the course provided a good value and would recommend it to others interested in AI Security.

Grate course and it’s continue all the required topics that will help you understand how to secure the ai and how you can defend your ai sytem

My experience with DevSecOps is rooted in a hands-on certification from Practical DevSecOps. Unlike theoretical courses, this was entirely lab-based. I learned how to integrate security tools directly into CI/CD pipelines so that security checks happen automatically with every commit.

Specifically, I worked with SCA tools to find vulnerable libraries, SAST tools to analyze source code for logic flaws, and DAST for runtime testing. For example, in one of the labs, I configured a pipeline where a build would fail automatically if a high-severity vulnerability was detected by OWASP ZAP and defect Dojo. This taught me not just how to use the tools, but how to tune them to minimize false positives and keep the pipeline efficient.

Great tutorial and introduction to DevSecOps. Recommended for anyone starting on their Devops/ DevSecOps career journey

The Software Supply Chain Security Expert (CSSE) certification was my fourth certification from Practical DevSecOps, and the experience has been consistent with my previous ones.

The courses are well structured and include hands-on labs, a course manual, and a certification attempt. The exams are multi-hour, lab-based assessments followed by a detailed report, which feels much closer to real-world DevSecOps and AppSec work than traditional MCQ-based exams.

This certification felt especially relevant given the growing focus on supply chain risks. Overall, I appreciate the consistent, practical approach and would recommend Practical DevSecOps to anyone looking for implementation-focused security training.