iOS hacking/security masterclass for devs

Sec. champions obtain a red belt, their teams -- a wizard The masterclass arms key developers with design and testing craft needed to assure security as code evolves in fast release cycles .

Source/design is developers' territory Some critical security challenges are best handled by developers -- not outsourced to pentesters or CI/CD automation.

'Production-internal' baseline security testing We transform select engineers into security wizards (good witches ) capable of bringing this healing feature into the team's weekly practices.

We don't serve up a fish, we teach how to catch them. The course is not a drill, it arms ambitious engineers with mastery and the tools for continuous learning.

We shift security testing << Faster release speed hurts code quality. Sourcecode is the people writing it — some security details will never cross the minds of external testers and SRE. DevSecOps/SSDLC could foster a heavier security presence inside the development team itself: not more security champions, but a trained wizard or two to do the production-internal weekly magic. The def.dev masterclass puts {{platform}} devs on the track to start reliably testing security.

Logline The fully virtual and hands-on boutique course aims to arm security champions, engineers, testers and junior pentesters with the skills, knowledge and battle-proven techniques necessary to exploit and test {{platform}} apps. We cover unique platform features and security services that make developers’ lives easier -- and create new difficulties for hackers. Learners get a quick start on analyzing {{platform}} apps both statically and using a physical device. By noon of day one the group learns adding Frida and Burp to the tooling arsenal . We discuss {{cupertino}} philosophy on security, consequent approaches to security mechanisms, developer choices and associated risks.