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To: Chris Stovin who wrote (1176)6/17/2006 8:54:06 AM
From: waitwatchwander   of 1205
 
The Role and Value of PKI in Higher Education: Whitepaper on an Emerging
Technology

Colleges and universities are struggling with network security challenges
such as spam, hacking, peer-to-peer file sharing, and confidentiality.
These issues can damage an institution's reputation, and create legal and
financial consequences as well. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is an
emerging tool to address these problems of securing electronic
communications in higher education.

PKI can provide the framework for:
**integration of computer hardware and software
**cryptographic algorithms
**network security techniques
**institutional policies and procedures
**business and management functions

A two-part whitepaper, sponsored by thawte, defines PKI's role in higher
ed, examines its cryptographic building blocks, looks at digital
certificates and the role of Certificate Authorities, and explains the
operations and applications of the structure and process.

-->Download this FREE whitepaper and discover how this powerful tool may
help higher education institutions use electronic transactions more
effectively and securely.

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Its Role in Higher Education, Part 1
info.101com.com

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Its Role in Higher Education, Part 2
info.101com.com
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