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PKI-Enabled Applications That Work

PKI-Enabled Applications That Work

Title:PKI-Enabled Applications That Work (ID: PKI08008)
Author(s):James A. Jokl (University of Virginia), Mark B. Jones (The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston) and Linda Pruss (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Topics:Authentication, Encryption, Network Security and Applications, PKI, VPN
Origin:PKI Meetings (Archives) (04/16/2008)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Having PKI-authenticated applications is not enough. In this session, we will discuss how applications have been PKI enabled and how they have been accepted and used. You will hear from institutions that have implemented and maintain multiple applications that are PKI authenticated and are well accepted by their user community.

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