NetCom Learning’s Latest Webinar Will Take a No-Nonsense Look at Cryptography

“Geek Week 2: Cryptography—Shopping at the Crypto-Mart” will employ the consumer’s point of view to offer an easy to understand definition of encryption services

NetCom Learning, the premier provider of IT and business training solutions is set to launch its latest webinar as a part of Sneak Peak for Geek Week 2, a series of online mini-classes that cover the latest and greatest IT topics and technologies.
This webinar takes a no-nonsense approach to studying Cryptography with “Geek Week 2: Cryptography—Shopping at the Crypto-Mart.” World-renowned Information Security Specialist and CISSP, Larry Greenblatt, will give students an interactive look at IT Encryption Services.

Scheduled for September 9th, the webinar will explain how all encryption services use three algorithm types. Greenblatt believes that many descriptions of encryption services get too mathematical; he will explain how they all use symmetric, asymmetric, and hashing algorithms to provide Confidentiality, Authenticity, Integrity, and Non-repudiation. The webinar will include an Intro to Crypto, Symmetric, Asymmetric and Hashing Algorithms, Cryptosystems, Key Management, and Threats, Vulnerabilities and Exploits.

Russell Sarder, Chairman and CEO of NetCom Learning believes the encryption services webinar at NetCom Learning is ideal for IT security students because it provides a greater understanding of how encryption services work.

“Understanding Cryptography doesn’t have to be hard. Presentation is key, and NetCom Learning has world-class instructors who enjoy teaching and therefore attract students who enjoy learning,” Sarder said.

Instructor Greenblatt fits the NetCom Learning instructor profile with his wealth of experience and ability to make difficult subjects easy to understand. His credentials include: (ISC) 2’s CISSP, ITIL Foundations, Cisco's CCNP Security, CCDP and CSS1, ISACA CISM, CISA, ECSA, EC-Council CEH, Microsoft's MCSE and MCT, and others.

Greenblatt has earned 15 “Challenge Coins” from the US Government including all four major branches of the military, as well as the FBI, SPAWAR, Homeland Security and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). He is the pioneer of the acclaimed "Cyber Kung Fu" philosophy as well as a thought-leader in Information Security.

NetCom Learning provides Authorized Training with award-winning, world-renowned instructors for its IT training courses. The company offers the highest quality, authorized training solutions. That’s why Netcom Learning was named a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner for Learning Solutions (CPLS), Cisco Learning Partner, CompTIA Platinum Partner, EC-Council Accredited Training Center, Adobe Authorized Training Center, Autodesk Authorized Training Center and as well as many others. NetCom Learning’s training excellence has earned the Microsoft 2007 Worldwide Learning Solutions Partner of the Year as well as numerous other training awards for quality and customer satisfaction by CompTIA, EC-Council and other vendors.

To sign up for the “Geek Week 2 Cryptography—Shopping at the CryptoMart” webinar visit: http://www.netcomlearning.com/education/geek-week-online-courses-two.phtml#session10.

NetCom Learning is excited to announce a 25% discount for any Sneak Peek for Geek Week 2 Webinar by applying this code: SPGW2-TWFIV-RINKH

NetCom Learning is a premier provider of IT and business-training solutions to companies, individuals and government agencies. Since its inception in 1998, NetCom has trained over 90 percent of the Fortune 500, serviced over 22,000 business customers, and advanced the skills of more than 50,000 professionals through hands-on expertly led training. NetCom Learning was recently recognized by Microsoft Corporation as its Worldwide Training Partner of the Year and twice named to Inc. Magazine’s list of fastest growing private companies in America.

The purpose of NetCom Learning is to promote the value of lifelong learning.

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