022.3 Email Encryption


Topic 021: Security Concepts 021.1 Goals, Roles and Actors 021.1 Lesson 1 021.2 Risk Assessment and Management 021.2 Lesson 1 021.3 Ethical Behavior 021.3 Lesson 1 Topic 022: Encryption 022.1 Cryptography and Public Key Infrastructure 022.1 Lesson 1 022.1 Lesson 2 022.2 Web Encryption 022.2 Lesson 1 022.3 Email Encryption 022.3 Lesson 1 022.4 Data Storage Encryption 022.4 Lesson 1 Topic 023: Device and Storage Security 023.1 Hardware Security 023.1 Lesson 1 023.2 Application Security 023.2 Lesson 1 023.3 Malware 023.3 Lesson 1 023.4 Data Availability 023.4 Lesson 1 Topic 024: Network and Service Security 024.1 Networks, Network Services and the Internet 024.1 Lesson 1 024.1 Lesson 2 024.2 Network and Internet Security 024.2 Lesson 1 024.3 Network Encryption and Anonymity 024.3 Lesson 1 024.3 Lesson 2 Topic 025: Identity and Privacy 025.1 Identity and Authentication 025.1 Lesson 1 025.2 Information Confidentiality and Secure Communication 025.2 Lesson 1 025.3 Privacy Protection 025.3 Lesson 1 How to get certified Topic 022: Encryption 022.3 Email Encryption 022.3 Email Encryption Reference to LPI objectives Security Essentials version 1.0, Exam 020, Objective 022.3 Weight 2 Key knowledge areas Understanding of email encryption and email signatures Understanding of OpenPGP Understanding of S/MIME Understanding of the role of OpenPGP key servers Understanding of the role of certificates for S/MIME Understanding of how PGP keys and S/MIME certificates are associated with an email address Using Mozilla Thunderbird to send and receive encrypted email using OpenPGP and S/MIME Partial list of the used files, terms and utilities GnuPGP, GPG keys, key servers S/MIME and S/MIME certificates Linux Professional Insitute Inc. All rights reserved. Visit the Learning Materials website: https://learning.lpi.org This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Next Lesson 022.3 Lesson 1 Proceed to first lesson