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Developing and Deploying Secure Microsoft .NET Framework Applications - (Microsoft Training Course: 2350) - 3 days

Target Audience		Pre-requisites
Purpose		Print 2 Page Flyer
Exams		Price Options

COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction To Assemblies		Creating an Assembly
Deploying an Assembly		Assembly Versioning and Satellite Assemblies
Type Safety, Verification, and Code Signing		Code Access Security
Role Based Security and Isolated Storage		Interoperating Between Managed and Unmanaged Code

Target Audience: The goal of this course is to enable developers to build Microsoft .NET compatible applications by using assemblies, which are the basic unit of versioning, isolation, security, and deployment in the .NET Framework environment Pre-requisites: Before attending this course, students must have: Attended Course 2349, Programming the Microsoft .NET Framework with C# , or have a solid understanding of the .NET Framework. A basic skill level in C#, or a working knowledge of and comfort with C++ syntax. A working knowledge of COM Purpose: At the end of the course, students will be able to define the term assembly, list the programming problems that assemblies solve, and describe how code in an assembly is executed, describe the purpose of metadata and the manifest, and their relationship to the .NET Framework, create single-file and multi-file assemblies, use code signing to create strong-named assemblies, create Visual Studio .NET deployment projects to deploy assemblies using the Microsoft Windows Installer, describe how type safety, verification, and strong-name signing improve application security, explain how the .NET security system uses policy to map information about an assembly to a set of resource access rights for an assembly, use code access security to develop and use secure assemblies, implement role-based security in an assembly by using principals and identities, and create and use isolated storage, call Win32 code and COM objects from assemblies.

Module 1: Introduction To Assemblies

The Programming Problems Assemblies Solve
Assembly Concepts

Skills

List the programming problems that assemblies solve.
Define the term assembly.
Describe the types of assemblies and differentiating between strong-named assemblies and private assemblies.
Describe how the code in an assembly is executed.

Module 2: Creating an Assembly

Introduction to Metadata
Creating, Packaging, and Referencing an Assembly
Reflection

Skills

State the purpose of metadata.
Describe the contents found in the metadata that is stored within an assembly or a portable executable (PE) file.
Use the Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) Disassembler to view the metadata stored within an assembly or a PE file.
Create a single-file assembly and a multi-file assembly.
Describe the purpose of reflection and using it to inspect metadata stored within an assembly.

Module 3: Deploying an Assembly

Binding Policy and Configuration Files
Types of Deployment
Deploying Private Assemblies
Deploying Strong-Named Assemblies
Deployment Options

Skills

Describe the purpose of binding policy.
Describe the types of policy configuration files.
Differentiate between private assemblies and strong-named assemblies.
Describe the purpose of the global assembly cache (GAC).
Deploy and uninstalling private and strong-named assemblies.
Describe the probing process for private assemblies.
List the methods for deploying assemblies.

Module 4: Assembly Versioning and Satellite Assemblies

Versioning
Incremental Download
Satellite Assemblies

Skills

Explain the need for versioning and describe how versioning determines assembly compatibility.
Configure application binding policy and publisher binding policy.
Define the terms side-by-side deployment and side-by-side execution.
Describe the probing process for strong-named assemblies.
List benefits of using strong-named assemblies.
Describe the incremental download deployment process and listing some of its benefits.
Describe the procedure that the common language runtime uses to locate pieces of an assembly.
Build an application for incremental download.
Build a satellite assembly.

Module 5: Type Safety, Verification, and Code Signing

Introduction to Security
Type Safety and Verification
Code Signing
Cryptographic Services and Data Signing

Skills

Explaining how the security model for the .NET Framework relates to the security model for the Microsoft Windows operating system.
Describing how type safety and verification improve security.
Explaining the benefits of code signing.
Developing delay-signed assemblies.
Describing the facilities in the .NET Framework for encrypting and signing data.

Module 6: Code Access Security

Evidence-Based Security
Security Policy
Imperative Code Access Security
Declarative Code Access Security
Miscellaneous Topics in Code Access Security

Skills

Listing and describing the kinds of evidence used by security policy.
Listing and describing built-in permissions and named permission sets.
Explaining how code groups fit into security policy.
Describing how security policy is used to map evidence to permission grants.
Demanding and asserting permissions imperatively and declaratively.
Making assembly permission requests.
Configuring security policy in the .NET Framework by using the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in and the Code Access Security Policy tool (Caspol.exe) for testing and debugging purposes.

Module 7: Role Based Security and Isolated Storage

Role-Based Security
Creating Principals and Identities
Performing Role-Based Security Checks
Isolated Storage
.NET Security Summary

Skills

Describing the role-based security model of the .NET Framework.
Creating principals and identities.
Using the PrincipalPermission class to make role-based security checks.
Using the PrincipalPermissionAttribute attribute to make role-based security checks.
Using principal and identity objects directly to make role-based security checks.
Explaining the need for isolated storage.
Creating and using isolated storage files.

Module 8: Interoperating Between Managed and Unmanaged Code

Integration Services
Platform Invoke
Calling COM Objects from Managed Code
Calling .NET Objects from COM Objects

Skills

Stating the need for interoperability between .NET assemblies and COM components.
Using platform invoke to call a function in a dynamic-link library (DLL).
Exposing the methods and properties of a COM object to an assembly.
Describing the three ways to generate runtime callable wrappers.
Using Visual Studio .NET to call a COM object.
Using the Type Library Importer to generate metadata from a type library.
Exposing the methods and properties of a .NET Framework class to a COM client.
Using the Type Library Exporter to generate a type library for an assembly.
Using the ClassInterface attribute to control and modify the type of interface that is generated for a .NET Framework class.

Microsoft recommends this course in preparation for the following exams:

Implementing Security for Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET

Implementing Security for Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET

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Classroom Training ?	Distance Learning ?	eLearning Options ?	Book Learning ?
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