CompTIA Network+ (N10-007) Cert Prep: 5 Securing TCP/IP
1h 18mBeginner2018-08-24
Authors
Mike Meyers
Expert on CompTIA, Founder of Total Seminars, LLC
Course details
Earning the CompTIA Network+ certification can help to jump-start your career in IT by validating your understanding of how to configure, manage, and maintain networks. In this installment of the CompTIA Network+ Cert Prep series, instructor Mike Meyers covers key network security exam concepts as he explains how to secure TCP/IP. Mike explores symmetric and asymmetric encryption and goes over how cryptographic hashes work. He also discusses Kerberos, access control lists, single sign-on, and more.
Skills covered
Network SecurityCert PrepCybersecurity
Concepts
1. Securing TCP IP
- 01 - Making TCP IP secure
- 02 - Symmetric encryption
- 03 - Asymmetric encryption
- 04 - Cryptographic hashes
- 05 - Identification
- 06 - Access control
- 07 - AAA
- 08 - Kerberos and EAP
- 09 - Single sign-on
- 10 - Certificates and trust
- 11 - Certificate error scenarios