CISSP Exam Note (Domain 2: Telecommunications and Networking Security) – Security Protocols

March 11, 2010 · Posted in Don's eBook Report, Information Security, Information Systems, Information Technology 

Security Protocols

At the OSI Application Layer

SET – Secure Electronic Transaction

  • Originated by Visa and Mastercard
  • Being overtaken by SSL

SHTTP – Secure HTTP

  • Early standard for encrypting HTTP documents
  • Also being overtaken by SSL

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At the OSI Transport Layer

SSH-2

  • SSH has RSA certificates
  • Supports authentication, compression, confidentiality and integrity
  • DES encryption
  • Because Secure Shell (SSH-2) supports authentication, compressions, confidentiality and integrity, SSH is used frequently for Encrypted File Transfer

SSL – Secure Socket Layer

  • Contains SSL record protocol and SSL Handshake Protocol
  • Uses symmetric encryption and public key authentication
  • MAC – Message Authentication Code for Integrity

SKIP – Simple Key Management for Internet Protocol  - Similar to SSL with no prior communication required

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