SE-420
DEPLOYING A PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURE ON WINDOWS

1 Day

Tuition: $595

Target Audience: System Administrators, Security Auditors, IT Managers

 

Prerequisites:

  • Intermediate or Advanced Network and Systems Admin experience
  • Network Intrusion Protection course
  • Cryptography Theory course

 

As a result of completing this course, the student will be able to:

·         Deploy and Configure a Windows-based Certificate Authority

·         Issue and Manage Certificates

·         Implement an SSL-based Website

·         Enabling Outlook for Encrypted Email

Student Materials:

  • Binder of printed overheads & labs
  • Reference Book: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 PKI and Certificate Security (Microsoft Press) or Planning for PKI: Best Practices Guide for Deploying Public Key Infrastructure (Wiley)

PKI Overview

  • Uses of a PKI
  • PKI Components
  • Certificate Authority Hierarchy
  • Components of a Certificate
  • Commercial Certification Authorities

Deploying a PKI using Windows Certificate Services

·         CA Root Installation

·         Self-Signed Root Certificate

·         Trusting the Root CA Certificate on Clients

·         Installing Subordinate/Issuing CAs

Managing Certificates

·         Applying for a Certificate

·         Issuing Certificates Automatically vs. Manually

·         Revoking Certificates

·         Renewing Certificates

·         Publishing the CRL

Implementing an SSL-based Website

·         Public vs. Private Certificates

·         SSL Configuration

·         Attacks on SSL websites

Enabling Outlook for Encrypted Email

·         Limitations of Encrypted Email

·         Digitally-Signed Email

·         Encrypted Email

Summary List of Lab Exercises/Tools:

·         Certificate Authority Creation

·         Certificate Issuance

·         Encrypted Webserver Communication

·         Configuring and Testing Encrypted Email


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