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Security and IT: an introduction to cryptography

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Cryptography has become an omnipresent feature of the digital society. Every e-commerce system uses it. The security functions offered by cryptography are now used in a huge number of situations.
This overview of the foundations of the science of secrecy is designed to enable delegates to determine how cryptography can protect and reduce the vulnerability of information systems. It also aims to equip delegates to ask relevant questions of suppliers of security solutions. This seminar may focus on certain specific issues, depending on delegates’ expectations.

1 day
 
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  • Acquire the concepts, methods and tools needed to effectively introduce change within a project environment
  • Link strategic decision-making to project implementation: measuring the importance of the human factor so as to assess pitfalls and potential

Decision-makers
Project managers
Business experts
Analysts
Designers
Developers

 

 
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Introduction

  • Cryptology: the science of secrecy
  • Security functions offered by cryptography
  • Authenticating entities
  • Data integrity
  • Encryption
  • Signatures and non-repudiation

Cryptanalysis

  • The Kerckhoff principle
  • Cryptanalytic and brute force attacks

Traditional cryptography

  • Substitution and transposition
  • The Vigenère cipher
  • The German Enigma machine
  • Attacks

Data encryption algorithms

  • Confusion and diffusion
  • Block algorithms: DES and AES
  • Block encryption algorithms: different methods
  • Flow encryption
  • The problem of generating unknowns

Public key algorithms

  • The problem of transmitting keys
  • Diffie Hellman secret sharing
  • The RSA system
  • Elliptical curves
  • Complexity and security

Data integrity

  • Message authentication: MAC
  • Hashing functions: MD5 and SHA
  • HMAC functions
  • Hashing function security

Electronic signatures

  • Using private keys
  • The need for certificates
  • Electronic directories

Application: dynamic authentication of entities

  • Use of time
  • The challenge-response protocol
  • Incremental methods
  • Zero-knowledge protocols
  • Implementations: tokens, USB flash drives and chip cards

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