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Security Smarts for the Self-Guided IT Professional

This complete, practical resource for security and IT professionals presents the underpinnings of cryptography and features examples of how security is improved industry-wide by encryption techniques. Cryptography: InfoSec Pro Guide provides you with an actionable, rock-solid foundation in encryption and will demystify even a few of the more challenging concepts in the field. From high-level topics such as ciphers, algorithms and key exchange, to practical applications such as digital signatures and certificates, the book delivers working tools to data storage architects, security mangers, and others security practitioners who need to possess a thorough understanding of cryptography.

True to the hallmarks of all InfoSec Pro Guides, the book imparts the hard-learned lessons and experiences of knowledgeable professionals in security, providing know-how that otherwise takes years to learn. Youre led through the Why and How of cryptography, the history of the science, the components of cryptography and how it is applied to various areas in the field of security.

  • Challenging crypto puzzles in every chapter
  • Ready-to-implement cryptographic techniques explained
  • LingoCommon security terms defined so that youre in the know on the job
  • IMHOFrank and relevant opinions based on the authors years of industry experience
  • Budget NoteTips for getting security technologies and processes into your organizations budget
  • In Actual PracticeExceptions to the rules of security explained in real-world contexts
  • Your PlanCustomizable checklists you can use on the job now
  • Into ActionTips on how, why, and when to apply new skills and techniques at work

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About the Author
Sean-Philip Oriyano is a 20+ year veteran of the information technology field, where he is an instructor, author, cyberwarfare expert, and security researcher. Over the years he has worked with many clients, including all branches of the U.S. Military as well as several international clients, and has been sought to instruct at the U.S. Air Force Academy and Naval War College. He obtained his knowledge through a combination of apprenticeships and experience over the years, attaining over 50+ certifications and licenses along the way. Sean has published several books and training videos, and he has authored a dozen research papers on topics such as hacking, forensics, and encryption.
Sean spends most of his time instructing for both public and private clients all over the world. He has consistently received praise for not only his unconventional instructional methods but also for his ability to present complex topics in an easy-to-understand way.
Sean holds many certifications and qualifications that demonstrate his knowledge and experience in the IT field, such as the CISSP, CNDA, CEH, and Security+. He is also trained in Incident Command and Management from FEMA and has earned a MEMS Badge for his efforts.
Outside of work Sean enjoys hiking, skydiving, flying, playing ice hockey, and following the greatest sports franchise ever, the Montreal Canadiens.
About the Technical Editor
Jason McDowell has had a varied government career, stemming from 11 years of service in the U.S. Air Force and then transitioning his commitment to a career as a civil servant with the Department of Interior. During his time as an active-duty member of the Air Force, Jason contributed to many different projects that immersed him in the industrial controls field as well as deployable field communications arena. Additionally, Jason performed as a unit Communications Security (COMSEC) officer, which enabled him to experience cryptography at a grassroots level. His involvement in the deployment, protection, and destruction of both Secret and Top Secret cryptographic keying materials gave him a newfound respect and appreciation for cryptography and the policy surrounding it.
Finishing his military service as a system administrator for a combat communications unit, Jason transitioned his skillset to the civil service workforce. His first position was with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Las Vegas, Nevada. During his two years as an Information Technology Specialist for the BLM, Jason expanded his breadth of experience and knowledge working in a freshly built enterprise environment. He was integral in various projects that impacted the health of the company infrastructure, as well as the protection of physical and logical assets. While at the BLM, he played a lead role in upgrading perimeter security systems to meet the stringent federal facility requirements set forth by Homeland Security Policy Directive-12 (HSPD-12). He also had the opportunity to edit and generate numerous company policy documents, including the Continuity of Operations Plan and Site Security Plan.
Jasons next and current position settled him into an IT Specialist role with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). Maintaining his commitment to the Department of Interior, Jasons role with the FWS has greatly expanded his scope of work and has tasked him as an IT Project Manager for multiple federal construction projects. He acts as the primary technical consultant for all ongoing Southern Nevada projects, and is working daily at a ground level with project contractors, ensuring consistency and adherence to organizational policy. Jason continues to reeducate and renew his skillset through training and course content development. His appreciation of the information technology field and all its facets has enabled him to grow his skillset through both certification and in-field application. Jason currently holds the A+, Net+, Security+, MCSA, CEH, and CISSP certifications.
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