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Security with C# Training Class |
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Security with C# Training Seminar
To show how to make assemblies secure through code access and role-based security
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Price |
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$74.95
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Agenda |
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Introduction to .NET security
- describe the security threats from code and users and outline how .NET addresses them.
Code access security in .NET: General concepts
- describe the concepts behind code access security.
Role-based security in .NET: General concepts
- explain the key concepts of role-based security in .NET.
Permissions in .NET code access security
- describe the role of permission objects in .NET code access security.
Imperative and declarative security in .NET
- demonstrate how to use code access security features imperatively and declaratively.
Using permissions in C#
- use permission objects declaratively and imperatively to implement code access security.
Advanced permission handling in .NET
- use advanced features of code access security, including link demands, identity permissions, and permission requests.
Configuring security policy with the MFC tool
- demonstrate how to configure security policy using the Microsoft Framework Configuration (MFC) tool.
Configuring security policy with Caspol
- use the Code Access Security Policy tool (caspol.exe) to configure security policy.
Using MFC
- use the MFC to configure code access security for assemblies.
Using Caspol
- use the Caspol tool to configure code access security for assemblies.
Using .NET role-based security
- implement role-based security, including identity management, role-based checks, and impersonation.
Authentication technologies
- describe various authentication technologies.
ASP.NET security
- outline the security implications of ASP.NET applications.
Advanced ASP.NET security
- use .NET Passport, find and use Windows identity information, and use .NET security features in ASP.NET pages.
Configuring ASP.NET applications
- set some of the common configuration settings of an ASP.NET application.
Security in .NET web services
- define and address the various security aspects of building and accessing web services.
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Audience |
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All .NET application developers
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Pre-Requisites |
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Ability to program in C# and a broad knowledge of the .NET Framework
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