CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) Cert Prep: 5 Securing TCP/IP
1h 14mBeginner2022-04-05
Authors

Mike Meyers
Expert on CompTIA, Founder of Total Seminars, LLC
Joe Ramm
Networking Expert and Instructor
Course details
This series prepares you for the CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) exam, one of the most important entry-level certifications in the IT industry. In part five of this series, instructors Mike Meyers and Joe Ramm step through the process of securing TCP/IP. They explain symmetric and asymmetric encryption, as well as cryptographic hashes. Mike and Joe discuss the importance of identification, access control, and AAA (authorization, authentication, and accounting). They show you how Kerberos and EAP perform different functions for local network authentication and go over how single sign-on (SSO) can simplify a user’s AAA experience. After explaining certificates and trust, Mike and Joe walk you through how to troubleshoot common problems with certificates.
Skills covered
Network SecurityCybersecurityCert Prep
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 EAP
- 09 - Single sign-on
- 10 - Certificates and trust
- 11 - Certificate error scenarios