Mod 11: 1b Cryptography

2. Piece of crypto equipment was for IPv4 & IPv6 networks.KG-175D.
4. The U.S. Government adopted this standard in 2001,providing encryption using 128, 192, and 256 bits key lengths.
5. Number of codes the KY-99 can hold.
7. This fill device is used for proprietary data protocol
8. A key used to encrypt messages.
12. Applying these includes Cryptographic solutions, transmission security, emission security & physical security.
16. This type of key is used for classified and sensitive national security information.
17. The process of converting information to a disguised form in order to send it across the process of converting information to a disguised form in order to send it across potentially unsafe channel.
18. The Modern encryption schemes that encryption and decryption keys are the same.
19. Those who try to "break" a cryptosystem are practicing this.
21. How NSA ranks cryptographic products or algorithms with a certification.

1. An a electronic device used primarily by the military for the distribution of cryptographic variables such as Transmission Encryption and Security Keys.
3. Formed in 1952, This agency took over responsibility for all U.S. Government encryption systems.
6. Used to secure the link by which the message will travel.
9. Key type used for unclassified government information and proprietary information.
10. Purpose is to ensure information pertaining to national security stays out of the wrong hands.
11. The art & science of making & breaking codes & ciphers.
12. It Requires a minimum bandwidth of 2400 Hz.
13. Along with NSA, they prevent foreign adversaries from gaining access to classified national security information.
14. This Classification of encryption-device category provides Confidential through Top Secret.
15. The KIV–7 provides traditional bulk encryption for this type of system.
20. This fill device is forward and backward compatible with equipment and systems.