November 2002
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
9h 15m
English
Part I of this book has considered the many aspects of PKI. The treatment has been intention ally generic, in the sense that every attempt has been made to avoid references to specific vendor interpretations or product implementations of any particular topic. Instead, the focus of the discussion has been to introduce concepts, explain terminology, highlight issues, and discuss the benefits of this technology, all as an aid to understanding this subject area.
PKI is a rich and complex topic, encompassing all the facets required to turn public-key cryptography into an infrastructural platform for security services. Put simply,
PKI = (PK)I
PKI is public key raised to the power of an infrastructure ...
Read now
Unlock full access