CertMike Explains Digital Signatures

Digital signatures use cryptography to provide authentication, integrity assurance, and non-repudiation for digital data. The creation and verification of digital signatures is also a crucial topic for the CISSP, Security+, CISM, CCSP, CySA+ and other cybersecurity exams.

In this video, certification and cybersecurity expert Mike Chapple breaks down the basics of digital signatures to help you prepare for your exam.

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[sebasteenlawrance]

well explained about digital signatures. One of the best video in this topic

[TimVerdouw-itmobilesupport]

So there is no Confidentality in digital signatures, just Integrity, authentication and Non-repudiation. That helps. Thanks Mike.

[camdyn]

Thank you Mike, I’m preparing for my CISSP and this was very helpful!

[hellosans]

Sir.. i have a question? "8:44" How can or by what method Susen know what hash algorithm i have used ?

[miocid]

Great video and thanks for the explanation. Out of curiosity does this process also apply to eSignature platforms e.g. DocuSign or do they work differently?

[sar]

Hi, what’s the difference between digital signature and digital certificate ?

[udaynj]

Mike, Nice video. What would happen if someone accidentally has a public key they used to decrypt your digital signature. What is the Private Key based on ? Your email address?

[TheNaresh]

can you please remove the ad from the videos?