Video description
This video course will show you find out how Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) works on websites and help you understand the significance of digital certificates in securing communication between two entities such as a client and a web server. You’ll also gain the knowledge and skills needed to deploy and manage two-tier PKI on Windows Servers to support applications that require certificate-based security.
The video course begins with an introduction to PKI, taking you through the components and uses of PKI and digital certificates. Next, you'll find out how cryptography secures the transmission of online data by using encryption methods and algorithms. Moving ahead, you'll delve into interesting activities to learn about certification authority (CA), certificate requests, and certificate services. You’ll also learn how to configure Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES), Certificate Enrollment Service (CES), and Certificate Enrollment Policy (CEP). The course ends with a bonus topic that introduces you to the process of migrating hashing algorithms from SHA1 to SHA2 on Windows Server 2016.
By the end of this course, you'll have developed the skills needed to deploy and configure PKI on Windows Servers.
What You Will Learn
- Install, configure, and manage two-tier PKI on Windows Server 2012 R2
- Understand how encryption and decryption work together
- Find out how SSL certificates are used to secure websites
- Configure CDP/CIA extensions and OCSP servers
- Discover how standalone machines request certificates using NDES and CEP/CES
- Migrate hashing algorithms from SHA1 to SHA2 (SHA256) on two-tier PKI
Audience
This video course is for beginners, IT professionals, and cybersecurity experts who want to deploy and manage PKI on Windows Servers. A basic understanding of Windows Servers and networking?is recommended to get started with this course.
About The Author
Himanshu Rana: Himanshu Rana is a consultant, and his primary focus is on Windows Active Directory, PKI, ADFS, and Microsoft Azure. He has been in this industry for over 11 years and has worked on a variety of projects for various clients. He has been employed as a corporate trainer in one of the best offshore training companies and delivered corporate training on various Microsoft certifications to students all over the globe. Being a Microsoft Certified Trainer, he still follows his passion for teaching.
Table of contents
- Chapter 1 : Introduction
- Chapter 2 : Overview of Public Key Infrastructure
- Chapter 3 : Overview of Cryptography
- Chapter 4 : Certification Authority or CA
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Chapter 5 : Certificate Request or Enrollment Methods
- Certificate Request or Enrollment - Introduction
- Certificate Templates
- Types of Certificate Enrollment
- Hands-On Requesting a Certificate using web Enrollment
- Hands-On Requesting a Certificate using MMC
- Hands-On Requesting a Certificate using Auto-enrollment
- Hands-On Requesting a Certificate Offline using (CSR)
- Hands-On Securing a Website using Certificate
- Hands-On Encrypting and Decrypting a File with Certificate
- Chapter 6 : Configuring CA Properties
- Chapter 7 : New Roles in Certificate Services
- Chapter 8 : Migrating Hashing Algorithm from SHA1 to SHA2 on Windows Server 2016 CA
Product information
- Title: Cryptography: Learn Public Key Infrastructure from Scratch
- Author(s):
- Release date: September 2020
- Publisher(s): Packt Publishing
- ISBN: 9781800565463
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