Learn about how certificates are issued and managed throughout their lifetime, including renewal, revocation, and expiration.
- [Instructor] Unfortunately, PKI certificates…do not last forever.…They have a specified lifetime.…In this section,…we're going to talk about the certificate lifecycle.…But first, we have to come up with a way…to manage certificates during that lifecycle.…And this is definitely something that's very crucial…for larger enterprises, where we might have thousands…of certificates that are issued.…We also have to consider compliance…with laws or regulations.…For example, we might have…to store private keys in a password protected file.…
So, if we have a centralized management strategy,…we would have a central tool that,…for example, mobile devices periodically report to…to receive instructions about PKI certificate issuance…and so on.…Or we might go with a decentralized strategy,…where we manually deal with certificate issuance…and revocation one-by-one, on an as-needed basis.…Either way, we need a plan B…when there are security breaches.…We should plan for rapid certificate replacement.…
You might remember, back in 2014 or so,…
Author
Daniel Lachance
Released
2/21/2019- Symmetric and asymmetric encrypting
- How certificates are issued and managed
- Configuring a Linux OpenSSL PKI environment
- How TLS supersedes SSL and is considered more secure
- Acquiring a web server certificate
- Acquiring a code-signing certificate
- Configuring a website with a certificate
- Securing files and folders with EFS
- Configuring a TLS VPN
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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What you should know2m 5s
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1. PKI Overview
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Cryptography overview4m 47s
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PKI hierarchy4m 47s
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Certificate authorities6m 29s
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Certificates8m 11s
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2. PKI CA Implementation
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3. PKI Certificate Acquisition
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SSL vs. TLS9m 50s
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4. PKI Certificate Usage
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Configure a TLS VPN8m 12s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 9s
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