Advanced Android Security: 3 Day Workshop in Toronto
Schedule
Wed, 10 Jun, 2026 at 09:00 am to Wed, 30 Dec, 2026 at 05:00 pm
UTC-04:00Location
Regus ON, Toronto - Yonge & Shuter | Toronto, ON
About this Event
Group Discounts:
- Save 10% when registering 3 or more participants
- Save 15% when registering 10 or more participants
About This Course
Duration: 3 Days
Delivery Mode: Classroom (In-Person)
Language: English
Credits: 24 PDUs / Training Hours
Certification: Course Completion Certificate
Refreshments: Lunch, snacks and beverages will be provided during the session
Course Overview:
Android is an open platform for mobile devices such as handsets and tablets. It has a large variety of security features to make developing secure software easier; however, it is also missing certain security aspects that are present in other hand-held platforms.
This advanced course gives a comprehensive overview of these features putting an equal emphasis on both native code issues and Java security, allowing a deeper analysis of the vulnerabilities, attacks, protection techniques and counter attacks in three days.
The course is recommended to those developers who extensively use both Java and native code to develop complex Android applications.
Course Feature:
Individuals certified at this level will have demonstrated:
● Understand basic concepts of security, IT security and secure coding
● Learn the security solutions on Android
● Learn to use various security features of the Android platform
● Get information about some recent vulnerabilities in Java on Android
● Get understanding on native code vulnerabilities on Android
● Learn about typical coding mistakes and how to avoid them
● Get practical knowledge in using security testing tools
● Get sources and further reading on secure coding practices
Who can Attend?
Android application developers, architects and testers
Why is it Right Fit for You?
This course offers a deep dive into Android security for both Java and native code, providing developers with hands-on knowledge to prevent vulnerabilities, detect threats, and implement secure coding practices in real-world applications.
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Agenda
Module 1 : IT security and secure coding
Info:
● Nature of security
● IT security related terms
● Definition of risk
● IT security vs. secure coding
● From vulnerabilities to botnets and cybercrime
● Classification of security flaws
Module 2 : Android security overview
Info:
● Android fragmentation challenges
● The Android software stack
● OS security features and exploit mitigation techniques
● The Linux kernel
● Filesystem security
● Dalvik
● Deploying applications
Module 3 : Application security
Info:
● Permissions
● Writing secure Android applications
● Digital Rights Management (DRM)
● Reverse engineering and debugging
Module 4 : Basics of cryptography
Info:
● Cryptosystems
● Symmetric-key cryptography
● Other cryptographic algorithms
● Asymmetric (public-key) cryptography
● Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
● Cryptography on Android
Module 5 : Android native code security
Info:
● Buffer overflow possibilities in Android
● ARM architecture
● Buffer overflow on the stack
● Protection techniques – ASLR, XN, RELRO, …
Module 6 : Android and Java vulnerabilities
Info:
● Input validation
● SQL Injection
● Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
● Improper use of security features
● Improper error and exception handling
● Code quality problems
Module 7 : Testing Android code
Info:
● Testing Android code
● Android Lint
● Android Lint – Security features
● Lint exercise
● PMD
● PMD exercise
● FindBugs
● FindBugs exercise
Module 8 : Advices and principles
Info:
● Matt Bishop’s principles of robust programming
● The security principles of Saltzer and Schroeder
Module 9 : Knowledge sources
Info:
● Secure coding sources – a starter kit
● Vulnerability databases
Where is it happening?
Regus ON, Toronto - Yonge & Shuter, 229 Yonge Street Suite 400, Toronto, CanadaEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
CAD 2177.90 to CAD 2792.69
