February 2, 2027
|Swiss Sign Group
|Glattbrugg
Do you feel confident about PKI and certificates? Do you understand the content of certificates and their quality? Are you familiar with abbreviations such as CSR, HTTPS, PQC, OCSP Stapling, CAA, CT, ACME, EST, CLM etc. and do you know the best practices of a PKI? Regardless of whether you are already an expert or would like to become one, you will get your money’s worth in this training course.
Based on extensive knowledge from countless projects as a PKI consultant, André Clerc will teach you the necessary basics of a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). In addition to the various components and their interactions, you will also learn about typical pitfalls and strategies for avoiding them.
Andre Clerc is a recognized cybersecurity expert with extensive background knowledge from numerous projects and trainings in the PKI area. He works with numerous public and internal certification authorities and has extensive knowledge in the certificate environment as well as in the development of PKIs and PKI-based applications.
The course is aimed at IT security officers, IT managers and other IT specialists (administrators, developers and DevOps) who are involved in the planning, realization and implementation of measures in the area of information and IT security.
A basic understanding of computer networks is required for participation.
German
Tuesday, February 2, 2027, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
SwissSign AG, Sägereistrasse 25, 8152 Glattbrugg
Registration The training takes place in cooperation with SwissSign, via whose website you can also register.
I support my customers with creativity and passion in areas such as Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Crypto Agility, Internet of Things (IoT), authorization solutions, security architectures and system hardening. As a security architect and security engineer, I have extensive experience in the development of customized security solutions in complex IT environments. I am also involved in teaching practice-oriented PKI expertise at universities of applied sciences and at SGO in the area of Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN).
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