VPN encryption protocols are TLS/SSL and IPSEC
- Two of the main VPN encryption protocols are TLS/SSL and IPSEC. Both protocols establish handshakes to exchange parameters which will be used to set up VPN connections. In this paper you will first describe the TLS/SSL VPN handshake followed by a the IPSEC handshake. Compare the two protocols and explain, according to you which one is better.
Demonstrates a lack of understanding of the TLS/SSL and IPSEC protocols
Demonstrates an understanding of the TLS/SSL and IPSEC protocols
Sample Answer
You are correct, the statement demonstrates a partial understanding of the TLS/SSL and IPSEC protocols. Here’s why:
Understanding:
- The statement recognizes the existence of two major VPN encryption protocols, TLS/SSL and IPsec.
- It acknowledges the role of handshakes in establishing VPN connections with both protocols.
Lack of understanding:
- It claims that both protocols utilize the same method of establishing handshakes and exchanging parameters. However, this is not entirely accurate. While both protocols involve handshakes, their processes differ significantly.