Infrastructure Management White Papers
Windows Server 2003 Security Cookbook: Public Key Infrastructure and Certificates
Overview Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Certification Authorities (CA) have become very popular IT artifacts. They can be used for a multitude of purposes including identity assertion, encryption, and digital signatures. They're actually relatively easy to set up and very easy to maintain. However, before jumping into the recipes, the user should understand some of the basic concepts and terminology of PKI.
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| Date Published | February 2006 | Downloads | 5 |
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