The DevSecOps portfolio where code does the talking

What to show as a DevSecOps or AppSec engineer

• GitHub repos: security tools, IaC and hardened CI/CD pipelines.
• Verified web findings on HackerOne, Bugcrowd or YesWeHack.
• Verified certifications: CSSLP, BSCP, OSWE, GWAPT/GWEB.
• GitHub languages and contributions that show how you work.
• Experience and education, with dates and employment type.

Why do code and findings weigh more than theory?

In AppSec and DevSecOps the recruiter wants someone who can build security into development, not recite the OWASP Top 10. A repo with a security linter, a pipeline that breaks the build on a leaked secret, or a critical web report prove that capability directly.

A portfolio that combines those repos and findings with verified certifications turns your judgment into something checkable — and because every data point is validated at its source, it conveys instant trust.

Does the same profile work for AppSec, cloud and product security?

Yes. The same profile works for AppSec engineer, product security, cloud security or DevSecOps: you highlight the repos, findings and certifications that fit each opening and keep a single verified page that is always up to date.

How are your repos and findings verified?

CyberProfile connects to GitHub and to the bug bounty platforms at the source: languages, stars and activity are read from your real account, and findings are checked against the relevant program. There are no screenshots to inflate and no numbers to dress up; what appears in your portfolio is what exists at the source.