Cryptography and PKI for CompTIA Security+

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Christopher Rees

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01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:52

02 - Introduction.mp4

01:29

03 - Cryptographic Terminology.mp4

03:34

04 - Vigenere Table.mp4

03:25

05 - Symmetric vs. Asymmetric.mp4

03:30

06 - Hashing.mp4

02:13

07 - Elliptic Curve Cryptography.mp4

01:12

08 - Cipher Suites.mp4

01:48

09 - Digital Signatures.mp4

01:27

10 - Entropy, Confusion, and Diffusion.mp4

02:28

11 - Obfuscation.mp4

00:29

12 - Block vs. Stream Cipher.mp4

02:25

13 - Session Keys.mp4

00:56

14 - Ephemeral Key.mp4

00:44

15 - Types of Data to Secure.mp4

01:10

16 - Key Stretching.mp4

03:26

17 - Implementation vs. Algorithm Selection.mp4

01:10

18 - Perfect Forward Secrecy.mp4

01:08

19 - Security Through Obscurity.mp4

01:50

20 - Introduction.mp4

00:58

21 - Symmetric Algorithms.mp4

01:46

22 - Blowfish.mp4

01:41

23 - Twofish.mp4

00:54

24 - ECB, CBC, OFB, and CFB.mp4

03:43

25 - Asymmetric Algorithms.mp4

02:05

26 - PGP_GPG.mp4

02:49

27 - Hashing Algorithms.mp4

01:30

28 - Strength and Performance of Algorithms.mp4

01:55

29 - Introduction.mp4

00:32

30 - Wireless Definitions.mp4

02:00

31 - WEP_WPA_WPA2.mp4

01:29

32 - WPA, WPA2, and Wireless Security Examples.mp4

04:03

33 - Wireless Security Example - Evil Twin.mp4

01:55

34 - Wireless Security.mp4

02:38

35 - EAP, PEAP, and LEAP.mp4

02:23

36 - 802.11x.mp4

02:06

37 - WiFi Security Best Practices.mp4

03:39

38 - Captive Portal.mp4

02:07

39 - Module Review.mp4

00:16

40 - Introduction.mp4

00:28

41 - Certificate Authorities and Digital Certificates.mp4

00:56

42 - Certificate Authority.mp4

01:58

43 - CRLs.mp4

01:32

44 - OCSP.mp4

01:53

45 - CSR and PKCS Standards.mp4

00:51

46 - PKI.mp4

03:54

47 - Public Key.mp4

01:13

48 - Private Key.mp4

00:43

49 - OID.mp4

01:55

50 - Online vs. Offline CAs.mp4

02:00

51 - Stapling and Pinning.mp4

00:54

52 - Trust Models.mp4

01:47

53 - Key Escrow.mp4

01:20

54 - Types of Certificates.mp4

05:09

55 - Certificate Formats.mp4

01:50

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Description

Encryption is a vital component to every company's security posture and provides the means to securely access, transmit, verify, and dispose of data. In this course, you'll learn the fundamentals of cryptography and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).

What You'll Learn?

Providing secure communication, access to data, and disposal of assets is no longer essential to every company's overall IT security plan. In this course, Cryptography and PKI for CompTIA Security+, you'll learn the various concepts and components that make up a company's Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). First, you'll delve into the basics of cryptography, including symmetric and asymmetric algorithms, and cipher types. Next, you'll explore the various methods to encrypt data and how to verify a file's integrity. Then, you'll discover how to secure wireless communication using encryption. Finally, you'll learn about the components that make up a PKI. By the end of this course, you'll have the information necessary to discuss and assess your company's PKI, wireless security posture, and identify gaps both internally and externally.

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Christopher Rees

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Chris is a professional information technologist, trainer, manager and lifelong learner. He is married with 3 beautiful children and interested in martial arts, working out, spending time with family and friends and being creative whenever possible. He has created a number of IT Certification training courses over the past 10 years and really enjoys helping people advance their careers through training and personal development.

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