PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) Training in Bangkok, Thailand

This training on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) provides a comprehensive understanding of how PKI works, its components, and how it is implemented to secure communications and data. The course covers fundamental PKI concepts such as encryption, digital certificates, key management, and authentication. By the end of the course, participants will gain hands-on experience with deploying PKI solutions, understanding digital signatures, and integrating PKI into various security systems to enhance organizational cybersecurity.

Introduction to PKI and Cryptography Basics

What is PKI?

Definition of PKI and its role in modern security.

Overview of public and private keys and their functions in cryptography.

Types of encryption: Symmetric vs. asymmetric encryption.

PKI Components and Architecture:

Key components of a PKI system: Certificate Authorities (CAs), Registration Authorities (RAs), digital certificates, and public/private keys.

Role of digital certificates in PKI.

Public vs. private key infrastructure.

Introduction to Cryptographic Algorithms:

Common cryptographic algorithms: RSA, ECC, AES, and SHA.

How cryptographic algorithms are used to secure communications and data.

Hands-on Exercises

Digital Certificates and Key Management

Digital Certificates and Certificate Authorities (CA):

Understanding the structure and contents of a digital certificate.

Role of the CA in issuing and verifying certificates.

The process of certificate creation, validation, and revocation.

Digital Signatures and Certificate Validation:

How digital signatures ensure data integrity and authenticity.

Certificate chain and certificate revocation lists (CRLs).

Certificate expiration and renewal.

Key Management Practices:

Importance of secure key storage and management.

Key lifecycle management: generation, distribution, storage, revocation, and destruction.

Tools and practices for securely managing private keys and certificates.

Hands-on Exercises

PKI Implementation and Integration

PKI Use Cases and Applications:

How PKI is used in email encryption, SSL/TLS, VPNs, and document signing.

Benefits of implementing PKI in enterprise environments.

Integrating PKI with Applications:

Integrating PKI into web applications: Securing websites with SSL/TLS certificates.

PKI for VPNs and secure email (S/MIME).

Using PKI in two-factor authentication (2FA).

Managing and Troubleshooting PKI Systems:

Monitoring PKI health and performance.

Troubleshooting common PKI issues: certificate errors, expired certificates, and revocation failures.

Hands-on Exercises