Microsoft .NET Framework Applications

QA Ltd.
Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds, London, Manchester, Slough, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' This three-day instructor-led course teaches developers to develop and deploy secure Microsoft .NET client applications by using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework. The course provides an overview of security; discusses design issues, including threat modeling techniques and coding techniques that enhance security; and explains why type-safety verification is the cornerstone of Microsoft .NET Framework security. This course provides side-by-side coding examples and activities written in both Microsoft Visual Basic .NET and Microsoft Visual C#.

This course is intended for experienced professional software developers who work on development teams in a corporate enterprise or for independent software vendors. These developers may also develop enterprise level applications in a networked environment.

Prerequisites
Developers who will gain the most from this course have a working understanding of the .NET Framework and some project experience writing .NET Framework client applications by using either Visual Basic .NET or Visual C#. Before attending this course, students must have:

Experience developing applications by using the .NET Framework, including using:
The common language runtime
Managed execution
Basic file I/O classes, such as the FileStream class
Programming experience with Visual Basic .NET or Visual C#, including:
Opening, building, running, and debugging projects in Visual Studio .NET
Declaring variables and using loops and conditional statements
Creating classes and methods
Using attributes
Students can satisfy the prerequisites for this course by attending:

Programming the Microsoft .NET Framework (Visual C# .NET)
Programming the Microsoft .NET Framework with Visual Basic.NET
Delegates will learn how to
Understand basic security and deployment problems that the .NET Framework can help prevent.
Use the MSIL Disassembler to view assembly and type metadata.
Use reflection to programmatically access assembly and type metadata.
Use the STRIDE threat model to develop a threat mitigation strategy for an application.
Encrypt and decrypt data by using symmetric and asymmetric encryption.
Use permission requests to specify and to limit those permissions that are granted to code.
Create a single-file assembly or a multifile assembly, depending on the requirements of the software development project.
Create a private assembly or a shared assembly, depending on the requirements of the software development project.
Create and access files that are written to isolated storage.
Create a setup project that specifies where to install the files, what conditions must be met before installing certain files, and after the installation, what custom actions to perform.
Describe the process that the runtime uses to ensure that it finds and binds to the correct version of an assembly.
Create configuration files to modify the assembly version and the locations that the runtime searches to find assemblies.
Module 1: Introduction to .NET Framework Security and Deployment

Introduction to .NET Assemblies
Overview of Security Measures
Overview of Deployment Concepts
Module 2: Viewing Metadata and Using Reflection

Viewing Metadata
Using Reflection
Module 3: Secure Coding and Type-Safety Verification

Security Basics
Creating and Using a Threat Model
Type-Safety Verification
Module 4: Cryptography and Digital Signing

Cryptography and Signing Basics
Encrypting and Decrypting Data with a Symmetric Algorithm
Encrypting, Decrypting, and Signing Data with an Asymmetric Algorithm
Signing Code
Module 5: Code Access Security

Overview of Code Access Security
Modifying Security Policy
Security Operations Basics
Performing Imperative Security Operations
Performing Declarative Security Operations
Adding Permission Requests
Module 6: Role-Based Security

Role-Based Security Basics
Role-Based Security with Principal and Identity Objects
Role-Based Security with Permission Objects
Module 7: Isolated Storage

Isolated Storage Basics
Using Isolated Storage
Module 8: Creating an Assembly

Creating Single-File and Multifile Assemblies
Creating Privately Deployed and Shared Assemblies
Module 9: Deploying .NET Framework Applications

Overview of Deployment
Creating a Setup Project
Module 10: Assembly Binding and Configuration

Deployment of an updated shared component across an enterprise.
Allow a specific application to continue to use an earlier version of a shared assembly.
Enforce binding policy across the enterprise without exception.
Versioning and Assembly Binding Basics
Configuration File Syntax
Creating Policy Configuration Files
...''

Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

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