The Article Review Paper for this course is about reviewing peer-reviewed articles in cryptography. You will write two 750-word article Article Review Paper in current APA forma

Article Review Paper  Instructions

Overview

The Article Review Paper for this course is about reviewing peer-reviewed articles in cryptography. You will write two 750-word article Article Review Paper in current APA format that focus on cryptography. Each Article Review Paper must include at least 7 references in addition to the course textbook and the Bible.

Instructions

Your Outline must include the following 4 items:

1. An overview of the Article Review Paper. The introduction will provide a comprehensive overview of the importance of cryptography in ensuring secure communication and data protection.

2. A list of at least 3 questions you intend your research to ask and hopefully answer. (These must be questions that will require you to draw conclusions from your research.)

3. At least 7 initial research sources. (These can be the title and author of a publication or the link to an online source.). Research should incorporate multiple viewpoints of complex issues.

4. Include an introduction with a strong thesis statement. The thesis statement will highlight the significance of understanding different aspects of cryptography, such as quantum cryptography, symmetric key algorithms, and cryptographic protocols, in today's digital world.

Here are some example questions to help you start your research

· How does quantum cryptography differ from classical cryptography, and what are the implications for secure communication?

· What are the latest advancements in symmetric key algorithms, and how do they enhance data protection in cryptography?

· How do cryptographic protocols, such as Secure Socket Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS), contribute to secure online communication?

In addition to your outline, a bibliography of at least 7 sources must be completed as well.

Be sure to use current APA formatting for the outline, cover page, table of contents, appendices, and bibliography.