Certified DevSecOps Engineer (E|CDE)

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Q_01 domain/d1 · medium single discuss →

An organization adopting DevOps finds that its development and operations teams still work in isolated silos, causing slow and unreliable releases. According to the foundational DevOps culture principles, which change most directly addresses the root cultural cause of this problem?

A Purchasing more powerful build servers to speed up compilation
B Emphasizing collaboration and communication between development and operations teams
C Requiring each team to submit weekly written status reports
D Assigning a dedicated security officer to approve every release

Q_02 domain/d1 · medium single discuss →

During a transition to DevSecOps, a security manager insists on keeping security as a separate gate performed only at the end of the lifecycle. How does the DevSecOps cultural approach differ from this traditional stance?

A It removes security responsibilities from developers entirely
B It shifts from traditional security to a collaborative, automated, and continuously integrated security approach
C It replaces automation with manual peer reviews for all code
D It delays all security activities until the operate and monitor stage

Q_03 domain/d1 · medium single

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