Introduction¶

Concrete Experience¶

Privacy:
Understand the importance of privacy in digital communications and data storage.
Identify best practices for maintaining privacy in various online activities.
Information Stored on MFA Device:
Comprehend the types of information stored on Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) devices.
Explain the significance of securely storing and managing information on MFA devices.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA):
Define two-factor authentication and its role in enhancing security.
Understand how 2FA works and the various methods used to implement it.
Additional Security Controls:
Identify and describe additional security controls used to protect information systems.
Explain the importance of layered security measures in a comprehensive security strategy.
RSA Token:
Understand the function and use of RSA tokens in authentication processes.
Explain how RSA tokens generate one-time passwords for secure access.
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI):
Understand the concept and components of PKI, and how it differs from MFA
One-Time Password (OTP):
Define one-time passwords and their role in securing authentication processes.
Understand the mechanisms behind generating and validating OTPs.

Given a classroom, applicable references, and a practical exercise, the Cyber Mission Force student will demonstrate an understanding of multifactor authentication and tokens