Cryptography Specialization

Thanks to this course of cryptography specialization you will have a deep knowledge of the history, principles and applications of cryptography, as well as reverse engineering techniques. You will learn to ensure the information that has become essential today due to the growing number of cyberames and therefore to the critical need to train professionals capable of facing the different challenges in computer security and data protection, through the deep understanding of cryptography and the ability to analyze and improve software safety. In addition to taking advantage of reverse engineering to analyze the deepest of the code. In addition, you will have a team of professionals specialized in the field.

- Understand the evolution of cryptography throughout history. - Dominate computer security and how cryptography protects data. - Identify and respond effectively to cyber threats. - Distinguish between symmetric and asymmetric cryptography, and apply hybrid cryptography. - Explore private key encryption techniques, such as DES and F. function - Use public key encryption and digital signatures to guarantee authenticity. - Apply knowledge in cryptography in Java applications and develop safe applications.

Students who complete this cryptography specialization course will be able to perform as specialists in computer security, cryptographer, safe software developer or cyber threat analyst. You will also be prepared for roles related to reverse engineering such as malware analysis, you can also opt for cybersecurity consultant.

This cryptography specialization course prepares you to understand and apply cryptographic principles in computer security, design safe protocols and address cyber threats. In addition, it gives you inverse engineering skills to analyze the software in search of possible threats and improve its security, so you will be prepared to face the challenges of analyzing malware.

This cryptography specialization course is aimed at computer security professionals, software developers, computer students and any person interested in data protection and computer security. Previous knowledge in cryptography for this course is not required.