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CompTIA® Mobile App Security+ iOS Edition (Exam IOS-001)
CompTIA Training Overview

iOS app development is a valuable skill set for a programmer today. An important part of that skill set is the ability to create apps that protect you, your users, and your users' organizations from attack. In this course, you will learn why it is critical to build security into your iOS apps, how to improve your programming processes to promote security, and how to provide countermeasures for the numerous threats to which an iOS app and its users are exposed.

CompTIA Training Prerequisites

To ensure your success, you should have experience developing Android apps in Java using Eclipse and the Android SDK. To meet this prerequisite, you can take the course Developing Android™ Mobile Apps for Business. A general understanding of information technology security is also helpful, but not required. We offer various courses on information technology security, including CompTIA® Security+.


CompTIA Training Audience

To ensure your success in this course, you should have experience developing native apps in iOS using Xcode and the Objective-C programming language. A general understanding of information technology security is also helpful, but not required. We offer various courses on information technology security, including CompTIA® Security+.

CompTIA Training Course duration

3 days

Course-specific Technical Requirements

Hardware

For this course, you will need one computer for each student and one for the instructor. Each computer will need the following minimum hardware configurations:

  • Intel-based Mac running Mac OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.4 or later
  • CD-ROM drive
  • Keyboard and mouse (or other pointing device)
  • 1,024 × 768 resolution monitor; higher resolution recommended, if possible
  • Network cards and cabling for local network access
  • Internet access (contact your local network administrator)
  • Projection system to display the instructor's computer screen
Software

To prepare a student or instructor system for the class, install the following software according to the instructions provided. You will need the following software for each student and instructor computer:

  • Xcode 5 with the iOS7 SDK, from developer.apple.com
  • iGoat 2.0, provided with the course data files
CompTIA Training Course Objectives

In this course, you will develop secure native apps for iOS mobile devices. You will:
  • Explain why an organization should devote time and resources to app security, including specific rationale for iOS app development.
  • Identify where and how the iOS system architecture is vulnerable to security threats.
  • Apply strategies to promote the security of mobile apps, including specific strategies for iOS.
  • Enable an iOS app to communicate securely with hardware and software on the device.
  • Enable an iOS app to secure data through encryption.
  • Enable an iOS app to store data securely.
  • Enable an iOS app to communicate securely over networks and with web services.
  • Use the UIWebView component securely.
  • Protect credentials in storage and in transit.
  • Harden an iOS app against attack to levels appropriate for the risk model.
CompTIA Training Course outline

Lesson 1: The Rationale for IOS App Security

Topic A: Identify the Need for Security

Topic B: Identify Security Requirements and Expectations

Topic C: Include Security in Your Development Processes

Topic D: Identify Your Approach to Risk Management

Lesson 2: The iOS Security Architecture

Topic A: Strengths and Weaknesses of the iOS Security Architecture

Topic B: iOS App Construction

Topic C: iOS Vulnerabilities

Lesson 3: Employing Secure Mobile App Development Strategies

Topic A: Follow App Security Best Practices

Topic B: Protect Against Threats

Topic C: Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Topic D: Design for Security

Topic E: Conduct Security Testing and Analysis

Topic F: Write Secure Objective-C Code

Lesson 4: Accessing Local Processes and Devices Securely

Topic A: Select Countermeasures for Local Threats

Topic B: Implement Secure Access of Local Processes and Hardware

Lesson 5: Securing Data Through Encryption

Topic A: Select Countermeasures for Threats to Cleartext Data

Topic B: Implement Encryption

Lesson 6: Accessing Local Storage Securely

Topic A: Identify Countermeasures for Local Storage Threats

Topic B: Implement Secure Access of Local Storage

Lesson 7: Communicating with Networks and Web Services Securely

Topic A: Identify Networking Threats

Topic B: Identify Countermeasures for Networking Threats

Topic C: Implement Secure Network Communication

Lesson 8: Using the UIWebView Component Securely

Topic A: Identify Countermeasures for UIWebView Component Threats

Topic B: Implement UIWebView Security

Lesson 9: Protecting Credentials in Storage and Transit

Topic A: Identify Countermeasures for Threats to Credentials

Topic B: Implement Secure User Authentication

Topic C: Implement Keychain

Lesson 10: Hardening Apps Against Attack

Topic A: Identify Countermeasures for Reverse Engineering Threats

Topic B: Harden an App

Appendix A: CompTIA IOS-001 Exam Objectives Mapping


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