Battling back with PKI

As the threat of terrorist attacks continues, government agencies and the airlines are looking to public key infrastructure (PKI) security as a possible defense. The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is getting into the act through an initiative known as Common Access Card (CAC) that will issue PKI smart cards to military personnel. In Europe, pilots for Lufthansa Airlines are already required to use a PKI-based ID system each time their flight itinerary changes. New, more stringent airline regulations are looming in the U.S. Congress, too. Although many people are hearing about PKI for the first time, the ...

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