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Fundamental Cryptography Explained Online Training
This intermediate Fundamental Cryptography Explained training prepares learners to think about keeping information secure as it tries to get from one end of the internet to the other, using the science of cryptography.

Throughout human history, keeping secret information secret has been at the heart of the most important political movements, battlefield moments and historical events. Now that we live in the era of data, it’s more important than ever to understand how to pass information back and forth between people who can feel perfectly safe that their words are invisible to anyone snooping or spying on them.

This course explains cryptography, the math and science that makes it possible to keep secrets in the day and age of hackers and identity theft.

After finishing this CompTIA training, you’ll know how to think about keeping information secure as it tries to get from one end of the internet to the other, using the science of cryptography.

For anyone with network technicians on their team, this CompTIA training can be used to onboard new network technicians, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a CompTIA reference resource.

Fundamental Cryptography Explained: What You Need to Know
This Fundamental Cryptography Explained training has videos that cover topics such as:

The history and context of cryptography throughout human history
The ways that computers made huge advances in cryptography
Writing algorithms that make it possible to keep secrets secret

Who Should Take Fundamental Cryptography Explained Training?
This Fundamental Cryptography Explained training is considered foundational-level CompTIA training, which means it was designed for network technicians. This cybersecurity skills course is designed for network technicians with three to five years of experience with encryption best practices.