Certificate in Kerberos
About Kerberos
For authenticating service requests between trustworthy hosts over an untrusted network, such as the internet, Kerberos is a protocol. All popular computer operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, Apple macOS, FreeBSD, and Linux, provide built-in Kerberos compatibility. It authenticates client-server applications and confirms users' identities using secret-key cryptography and a reliable third party.
Why is Kerberos important?
Today's workplace networks frequently rely on Kerberos to deliver a standard authentication and authorisation solution that gives users and systems administrators the benefit of single sign-on to anything from database servers to email services to printers to network appliances.
Who should take the Kerberos Exam?
- Windows system administrators
- .Net developers
- Database administrators
- Cybersecurity specialists
- Anyone who is interested in authentication protocols.
Kerberos Certification Course Outline
- Overview of Kerberos
- Kerberos Advantages
- Kerberos ticketing system
- Symmetric encryption
- Encryption prerequisites
- Kerberos secret keys
- Kerberos cache
- Messages, tickets and encryption algorithms
- Kerberos working
- Configure Kerberos for IIS
- Configure Kerberos for SharePoint, SQL and network file servers
- Kerberos authentication through SMB
- Configure Kerberos for non-Windows systems
- Kerberos delegation and unconstrained delegation
- Kerberos troubleshooting
- Kerberos Security
- Kerberos monitoring