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The media keeps talking about this Cryptography thing. Information Security teams pressure internal operations and development, as well as, vendors to support encrypted data and transport.How can we responsibly implement cryptography in our projects?
In the first of a 2-part series, we will discuss major types of encryption, including symmetric, asymmetric and hashing. We will cover the simple principles behind symmetric encryption, then lightly touch modern asymmetric functions, without the math! We will also cover certificate usage.
After our talk, you will understand the difference between AES, RSA and SHA. You will also understand how the web uses encryption and certificates to keep our transactions secure.
Our second part of the series will build on these terms and principles to explore real-world use cases, how we use encryption every day and how to apply encryption in your solution. |
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The media keeps talking about this Cryptography thing. Information Security teams pressure internal operations and development, as well as, vendors to support encrypted data and transport.How can we responsibly implement cryptography in our projects?
In the first of a 2-part series, we will discuss major types of encryption, including symmetric, asymmetric and hashing. We will cover the simple principles behind symmetric encryption, then lightly touch modern asymmetric functions, without the math! We will also cover certificate usage.
After our talk, you will understand the difference between AES, RSA and SHA. You will also understand how the web uses encryption and certificates to keep our transactions secure.
Our second part of the series will build on these terms and principles to explore real-world use cases, how we use encryption every day and how to apply encryption in your solution.
SPEAKER: Brian Ventura
Brian is a SANS Instructor and works locally for the City of Portland as an Information Security Architect. Brian co-teaches a PCC course this fall, focused on preparing for the CISSP certification.
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