Native mobile applications have become an expected part of any online service offering in today’s connected world. While often sharing technology and functionality with web applications, they present a distinct and unique set of security concerns that need to be specifically addressed.
Native mobile applications have become an expected part of any online service offering in today’s connected world. While often sharing technology and functionality with web applications, they present a distinct and unique set of security concerns that need to be specifically addressed.
The course covers the fundamentals of Android’s architecture and security model, the features provided to developers to help them secure corporate and personal information, and the additional measures that applications can take to provide additional security for their users.
It provides the tools and techniques required determine which protections are appropriate for a given application, and to validate that these protections are in place and effective.
The course is a mixture of presentation and hands-on exercises where you will learn the methods required to identify potential vulnerabilities in Android applications and assess their severity in context. Additional material is also available on how to identify each type of vulnerability in application code, and how it can be avoided or mitigated.
We assess, develop and manage cyber threats across our increasingly connected society. We advise global technology, manufacturers, financial institutions, critical national infrastructure providers, retailers and governments on the best way to keep businesses, software and personal data safe.
For virtually all current problems there is a solution in the form of a mobile application but if not, you can design that app according to your needs. You will apply the UX bases to define the main screens of the application and the objective of each, or in other words, the user’s experience.
This course aims to help you understand how to develop and write applications for mobile phones. It will concentrate on the Android Operating System.
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Our Xamarin training course is aimed at .NET developers who are looking to benefit from existing software development skills with Visual Studio and C# in order to develop commercial-quality apps rapidly and deploy to both iOS and Android (these are the key platforms of focus for this course).
Google’s Android OS runs 81% of cell phones worldwide and has delivered more than one billion units this previous year alone.
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