CYBR 543 - Networks and Secure Protocols

Advanced study of network protocols such as switching (Ethernet) ARP and RARP, routing and addressing in IPv4 and IPv6, network naming using DNS and NetBIOS, and network analysis/troubleshooting. Introduction to the cryptographic security protocols that provide TCP/IP security at various layers of the network protocol stack. Topics also include protocols for network authentication, key exchange, key management, link layer security, routing security (IPSec), and an overview of security protocols in wireless networks.

Prerequisites & Notes

CRQ: CYBR 541 or consent of department.

Credits: 3