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Cryptography and Network Security Training Class |
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Cryptography and Network Security Training Seminar
To discuss the theories and practices associated with cryptography and network security
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Price |
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$74.95
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Agenda |
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Introduction to encryption
- outline the history of encryption and the reasons why encryption is important.
Symmetric-key encryption
- outline the principles of symmetric encryption.
Block ciphers
- explain what a block cipher is and identify the algorithms that use them.
Asymmetric-key encryption
- discuss the fundamentals of asymmetric encryption.
Hashes and digital signatures
- explain the functionality of hashes and message functions in protecting the integrity of encrypted data.
Recognizing encryption processes
- describe the processes involved in symmetric and asymmetric encryption.
Managing encryption keys
- outline the different methods of managing encryption keys.
Practical applications of encryption
- discuss some practical applications of encryption.
Implementing encryption
- implement a secure encryption scheme on a computer.
Public-key certificates
- explain the use of certificates for trusted secure public-key implementation.
Public-key infrastructure hierarchies
- describe public-key infrastructure and Secure Electronic Transactions (SETs).
The OSI reference model
- explain the OSI reference model.
The OSI reference model and TCP/IP
- describe the OSI reference model and the TCP/IP protocol stack.
IP address within the IP header
- explain the structure of an IP address.
IP address classes
- identify the address classes and convert them between binary and decimal formats.
Components and characteristics of LANs
- identify the major components and characteristics of a LAN.
Components and characteristics of WANs
- identify all the major components and characteristics of a wide area network.
Threats to network security
- identify the various threats to the confidentiality and integrity of a corporate network.
Improving network communications security
- discuss the software and hardware utilities that enhance network communications security.
PBXs and console security concerns
- discuss security concerns regarding PBXs and their consoles.
Identifying sources of threat to a corporate network
- identify major sources of threat to the physical infrastructure of a corporate network.
Developing network communications security
- discuss VPNs and firewalls and their relationship to gateways and LAN and WAN management.
PBXs and voice encryption
- explain why encryption may be necessary with PBXs.
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Audience |
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Network administrators, network managers, information system managers, system administrators, application developers, IT security officers
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Pre-Requisites |
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Experience in selecting, recommending, and implementing information system security policies, standards, procedures, and technologies
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