Step 1: Log In to AppSecEngineer

• Visit AppSecEngineer.
• Click “Login” and enter your credentials.
  

Step 2: Navigate to the Course Catalog

• On the homepage, click on the “Courses” tab in the enterprise main menu.
• Alternatively, visit the direct link: AppSecEngineer Course Catalog.
  
  The AppSecEngineer platform's dashboard displays various cybersecurity courses. The "Courses" tab in the left sidebar is highlighted, showing a selection of training modules such as "ArgoCD Access Control" and "Access Control for Azure Storage," each with progress indicators, subjects, and labs. Filters for Learning Path, Proficiency, Progress, and Role are available at the top.
  
  

Step 3: Explore the Available Courses

• Browse through various categories such as:
  • Cloud Security: AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes
  • DevSecOps: CI/CD Security, Threat Modeling, Infrastructure as Code Security
  • Secure Coding: Python, Java, JavaScript, C/C++ Security
  • Red Teaming & Pentesting: Web App Pentesting, Advanced Exploitation, Mobile Security
  • Blue Team & SOC: Security Operations, Threat Detection, SIEM
  • Application Security Fundamentals: OWASP Top 10, API Security, Secure SDLC
    
    
    The AppSecEngineer platform's "Courses" section displays various cybersecurity courses. A category filter dropdown is open, showing options like Advanced Application Security, AWS Security, and Kubernetes Security. The "Start" button for a beginner-level course is highlighted. The interface allows filtering by Learning Path, Proficiency, Progress, and Role.

Step 4: Select and Start a Course

• Click on any course to view its syllabus, prerequisites, and learning outcomes.
• If you have an active subscription, click “Get Started” to begin.
  
  A screenshot of the AppSecEngineer platform displaying cybersecurity courses with filters for learning path, specialty, proficiency, and learning style.
  
  
  A screenshot of the AppSecEngineer course page for 'Memory Corruption Attack and Defense in C Programs,' showing course details, learning path, and a 'Get Started' button.