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Public Key Infrastructure (PKI): General Information What is a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)? A Public Key Infrastructure uses a chain of Certificate Authorities to create digitally signed certificates for asymmetric encryption. Signed certificates are part of a chain of trust that can be validated up from the issued certificate at the bottom of the chain up to the Certificate...
Article Id: 194

WHAT MAKES FILE SHARING ILLEGAL? The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is a piece of legislation signed into law in 1998 defining the illegal downloading and/or sharing of copyrighted material. LSU is required to investigate DMCA complaints and take action to remove infringing content. HOW DOES THIS APPLY TO ME? Copyright holders (or organizations...
Article Id: 17129

Imaging through System Center: PXE Booting 1. Before attempting to PXE boot, verify that network stack boot options are enabled in the BIOS. This may look different depending on the manufacturer and age of the machine. Picture below is the BIOS option for a Dell from the year 2019, where the setting is found under "System Configuration" -> "Integrated NIC" -> "Enable UEFI Network Stack" ->...
Article Id: 20488

Aliases PKI, SSL, TLS, secure web, HTTPS, certs, certificates, certificate authority, web encryption Description Provides access to certificates signed by a Certificate Authority to support TLS encryption for internal and public hosts of LSU and LSU System Universities with whom LSU has a MOU. Eligibility LSU Faculty & Staff Ordering & Request Procedures Forms...
Article Id: 17572

A password is a common form of authentication and is often the only barrier between you and your personal information. There are several tools that attackers use to assist in guessing or cracking a password. By creating a complex password and keeping it confidential, you make it more difficult for hackers to gain unauthorized access to your information. Why do I need a Password? ...
Article Id: 16865

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, enacted by Congress in 1996, was intended to create a national standard for the protection of personally identifiable information relating to health care. HIPAA requires entities to: adopt written privacy procedures that describe who has access to protected...
Article Id: 17088


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