Learn how to protect AI agents from quantum threats using post-quantum cryptography, mcp security, and context-aware access control.

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Learn how lattice-based PQC secures Model Context Protocol (MCP) transport layers against quantum threats using NIST standards like ML-KEM and ML-DSA.

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Learn how stateful hash-based signatures like XMSS and LMS provide quantum-resistant security for AI Model Context Protocol deployments and data integrity.

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Secure your Model Context Protocol (MCP) deployments with granular policy enforcement and post-quantum cryptography. Prevent tool poisoning and puppet attacks.

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Learn how to integrate Quantum-Safe HSMs with Model Context Protocol (MCP) to secure AI infrastructure against Shor's algorithm and context injection.

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Learn how to build a quantum-resistant zero trust architecture for MCP hosts. Protect AI infrastructure with lattice-based crypto and 4D access control.

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Post-quantum cryptography in 2025: standards, hybrid migration, and what CISOs and red teams should do about harvest-now-decrypt-later risk.

Cryptography is a fundamental skill to cybersecurity!

Cryptography is what keeps our systems and data secure. Without it, all of our information is at risk.

This class to designed to give you a strong background in cryptography further enhancing you knowledge and skill in this key field making you even more valuable in the cybersecurity marketplace.

With quantum computing and quantum cryptography emerging on the near-term horizon, a strong background in cryptography will help your organization prepare and keep your data secure.

If you are a cybersecurity professional or manager, you will want to attend this training!

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1. Foundations & Mathematical Background

• Probabilistic and computational security
• Number theory basics (modular arithmetic, cyclic groups)
• One-way and trapdoor functions

2. Symmetric-Key Cryptography

• Stream ciphers (One-time pad, RC4)
• Block ciphers (DES, AES, Feistel networks)
• Block cipher modes (CBC, ECB, CTR, OFB)
• Attacks: brute-force, linear, differential cryptanalysis

3. Message Authentication & Integrity

• Message Authentication Codes (HMAC, CBC-MAC, PMAC)
• Collision-resistant Hash Functions (SHA family, Merkle-Damgård)
• Authenticated encryption modes (GCM, CCM)

4. Public-Key Cryptography

• Arithmetic in finite groups, cyclic groups
• Diffie-Hellman key exchange, CDH/Discrete-log assumptions
• RSA and El-Gamal encryption systems
• Security notions: semantic security, CCA security

5. Digital Signatures

• RSA signatures, applications
• Hash-based and elliptic curve signature schemes (ECDSA, etc.)
• Certificates and PKI infrastructure

6. Advanced Protocols

• Password protocols, challenge-response, salts
• Secure key exchange protocols (TLS, SSL, authenticated key exchange)
• Zero-knowledge proofs and commitment schemes

7. Modern & Emerging Topics

• Post-quantum cryptography (lattice-based, hash-based schemes)
• Quantum attacks on classical systems
• Homomorphic encryption and applications

8. Practical Applications

• Cryptographic implementation pitfalls (side-channel attacks, real-world failures)
• Case studies: Secure messaging, disk encryption, cryptocurrencies
• Secure software engineering: protocol design, trusted setup, code audits

9. Attacks and Defenses

• Cryptanalysis case studies
• Implementation vulnerabilities (padding oracle, timing attacks, etc.)
• Attacks against protocols and key management

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