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SITCS Training
About This IT Training:
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| Exam Number: |
300-210 |
| Exam Name: |
Implementing Cisco Threat Control Solutions |
| Certifications: |
CCNP Security |
| Single-User License |
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CCNP Security 300-210 SITCS Training
Implementing Cisco Threat Control Solutions (SITCS) v1.5 is a
five-day instructor-led training course which is part of the curriculum
path leading to the Cisco Certified Network Professional Security (CCNP
Security) certification. In this course, you will learn how to deploy
Cisco’s Email Security (ESA); Web Security (CWS, WSA); Advanced Malware
Protection (AMP); and Next Generation Intrusion Prevention Systems
(NGIPS).
You will learn how to implement and manage security threat controls
by leveraging the capabilities of Cisco’s FirePOWER NGIPS, AMP, WSA,
CWS, and ESA products and solutions. The hands-on labs enable to
configure advanced Cisco security solutions for mitigating outside
threats, and to secure traffic traversing the network and security
systems.
What's
Included
- Comprehensive study materials, including official Cisco courseware
- Remote lab
access
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Prerequisites
A valid
CCNA Security
certification is
recommended.
Course Objectives
After completing this course, you
will be able to:
- Describe and implement Cisco Web Security Appliance
- Describe and implement Cloud Web Security
- Describe and implement Cisco Email Security Appliance
- Describe and implement Advanced Malware Protection
- Describe and implement Cisco FirePOWER Next-Generation IPS
- Describe and implement Cisco ASA FirePOWER Services Module
Course Outline
Module 1: Cisco Web Security Appliance
- Lesson 1: Describing the Cisco Web Security Appliance Solutions
- Lesson 2: Integrating the Cisco Web Security Appliance
- Lesson 3: Configuring Cisco Web Security Appliance Identities and User Authentication Controls
- Lesson 4: Configuring Cisco Web Security Appliance Acceptable Use Controls
- Lesson 5: Configuring Cisco Web Security Appliance Anti-Malware Controls
- Lesson 6: Configuring Cisco Web Security Appliance Decryption
- Lesson 7: Configuring Cisco Web Security Appliance Data Security Controls
Module 2: Cisco Cloud Web Security
- Lesson 1: Describing the Cisco Cloud Web Security Solutions
- Lesson 2: Configuring Cisco Cloud Web Security Connectors
- Lesson 3: Describing the Web Filtering Policy in Cisco ScanCenter
Module 3: Cisco Email Security Appliance
- Lesson 1: Describing the Cisco Email Security Solutions
- Lesson 2: Describing the Cisco Email Security Appliance Basic Setup Components
- Lesson 3: Configuring Cisco Email Security Appliance Basic Incoming and Outgoing Mail Policies
Module 4: Advanced Malware Protection for Endpoints
- Lesson 1: AMP for Endpoints Overview and Architecture
- Lesson 2: Customizing Detection and AMP Policy
- Lesson 3: IOCs and IOC Scanning
- Lesson 4: Deploying AMP Connectors
- Lesson 5: AMP Analysis Tools
Module 5: Cisco FirePOWER Next-Generation IPS
- Lesson 1: Describing the Cisco FireSIGHT System
- Lesson 2: Configuring and Managing Cisco FirePOWER Devices
- Lesson 3: Implementing an Access Control Policy
- Lesson 4: Understanding Discovery Technology
- Lesson 5: Configuring File-Type and Network Malware Detection
- Lesson 6: Managing SSL Traffic with Cisco FireSIGHT
- Lesson 7: Describing IPS Policy and Configuration Concepts
- Lesson 8: Describing the Network Analysis Policy
- Lesson 9: Creating Reports
- Lesson 10: Describing Correlation Rules and Policies
- Lesson 11: Understanding Basic Rule Syntax and Usage
Module 6: Cisco ASA FirePOWER Services Module
- Lesson 1: Installing Cisco ASA 5500-X Series FirePOWER Services (SFR) Module
Labs
- Lab 1: Configure Cisco Web Security Appliance Explicit Proxy and User Authentication Web-related connectivity
- Lab 2: Configure Cisco Web Security Appliance Acceptable Use Controls
- Lab 3: Configure Cisco Email Security Appliance Basic Policies
- Lab 4: Accessing the AMP Public Cloud Console
- Lab 5: Customizing Detection and AMP Policy
- Lab 6: IOCs and IOC Scanning
- Lab 7: Deploying AMP Connectors
- Lab 8: AMP Analysis Tools
- Lab 9: Configure Inline Interfaces and Create Objects
- Lab 10: Create Access Control Policy Rules
- Lab 11: Configure Network Discovery Detection
- Lab 12: Create a File Policy
- Lab 13: Create an Intrusion Policy
- Lab 14: Create a Network Analysis Policy
- Lab 15: Compare Trends
- Lab 16: Create Correlation Policies
Military
Requirements
In addition to validating your IT skills and
networking training, Cisco Certifications are a must for certain IT
positions.
- DoD Mandate: The DoD Directive
8570.01-M mandates all government personnel, civilians, and contractors
with privileged access working on networks are required to receive
industry IT certifications. See a full list of Cisco
certifications.
- CNSS/NSA 4013: Cisco CCSP
and CCNP Security courses meet the CNSS training
standard.
- By being 4013 compliant, the Cisco
Security certification program ensures that certified network security
professionals assisting federal agencies and private sector entities
understand what is required to protect information and aid in the
defense of the nation’s vital information
resources.
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