PKI Components
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AUTHENTICATION - Proof that senders are who they claim to be
CONFIDENTIALITY - Assurance that the person receiving is intended
recipient
AUTHORIZATION - Protection against unauthorized use
DATA INTEGRITY - Verification that no unauthorized modification of data
has occurred
NON-REPUDIATION - Assurance for the legal community that the person
sending cannot deny participation (DOD Consent)
Symmetric-key
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, This type of encryption uses the same key to encrypt and decrypt
Elements of the CAC
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Indentification elements, organization elements, card management
elements, benefit elements, and PKI elements.
Two ways to categorize a repository
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IP Address, MDM (Master Data Management Tool)
Agent to Server Communication (ASCI)
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Encrypted communication using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport
Layer Security (TLS). All encryption is 128-bit strength and, except for Mac
OS X, is FIPS 140-2 compliant.
Why do we use HBSS
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AUTHENTICATION - Proof that senders are who they claim to be
CONFIDENTIALITY - Assurance that the person receiving is intended
recipient
AUTHORIZATION - Protection against unauthorized use
DATA INTEGRITY - Verification that no unauthorized modification of data
has occurred
NON-REPUDIATION - Assurance for the legal community that the person
sending cannot deny participation (DOD Consent)
Symmetric-key
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, This type of encryption uses the same key to encrypt and decrypt
Elements of the CAC
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Indentification elements, organization elements, card management
elements, benefit elements, and PKI elements.
Two ways to categorize a repository
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IP Address, MDM (Master Data Management Tool)
Agent to Server Communication (ASCI)
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Encrypted communication using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport
Layer Security (TLS). All encryption is 128-bit strength and, except for Mac
OS X, is FIPS 140-2 compliant.
Why do we use HBSS
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