Cisco FirePower (FTD) Firewall Training Part 12

Cisco FirePower (FTD) Firewall Training – Part 1/2, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 71 lectures, based on 138 reviews, and has 806 subscribers.

You will learn about Securing Networks with Cisco Firepower Initializing a Cisco Firepower Configuring and Managing a Cisco FTD Implement segmentation, access control policies, AVC, URL filtering Configure devices using FMC Creating Cisco Anti-Malware protection (AMP) policy Implement Firepower security rules Advanced Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) and Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System (NGIPS) features. URL filtering Implement high availability options Implementing Redundancy / Failover Transparent Firewall Deployement VPNs on FTD This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners in Network Security or Security Engineer or Network Engineer or Network Administrator or Systems Engineer or Anyone with a passion to learn Network Security It is particularly useful for Beginners in Network Security or Security Engineer or Network Engineer or Network Administrator or Systems Engineer or Anyone with a passion to learn Network Security.

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Summary

Title: Cisco FirePower (FTD) Firewall Training – Part 1/2

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Curriculum Items: 71

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 71

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Securing Networks with Cisco Firepower

Initializing a Cisco Firepower

Configuring and Managing a Cisco FTD

Implement segmentation, access control policies, AVC, URL filtering

Configure devices using FMC

Creating Cisco Anti-Malware protection (AMP) policy

Implement Firepower security rules

Advanced Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) and Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System (NGIPS) features.

URL filtering

Implement high availability options

Implementing Redundancy / Failover

Transparent Firewall Deployement

VPNs on FTD

Who Should Attend

Beginners in Network Security

Security Engineer

Network Engineer

Network Administrator

Systems Engineer

Anyone with a passion to learn Network Security

Target Audiences

Beginners in Network Security

Security Engineer

Network Engineer

Network Administrator

Systems Engineer

Anyone with a passion to learn Network Security

In this FirePower Cisco skills training, We will prepare network administrators to learn about next-generation firewalls. This network infrastructure training may not map to a Cisco exam, but it’s still an excellent primer for anyone who needs to learn about Cisco’s next-generation Firepower firewalls.

Security is everyone’s responsibility, and Cisco FirePower helps you ensure that everyone is living up to that responsibility with application-layer filtering and control. The resulting ASA firewalls are Cisco’s next-generation firmware (NGFW) devices. With the increasing emphasis on defense-in-depth and security posture, network administrators with FirePower knowledge can set themselves apart professionally, while making sure their users are doing the right thing.

After completing this Cisco Firepower training, you’ll know how to use lists and feeds, how to blacklist IP addresses and URLs, and how to implement Security Intelligence (SI) as part of an access control policy in Firepower. Network administrators who complete this network infrastructure course will be well-positioned to step into network security positions or senior network administrator roles.

Cisco Firepower: What You Need to Know

This Cisco Firepower training contains videos that cover network infrastructure topics including:

Configuring and verifying routing and network address translation (NAT)

Implementing high availability (HA)

Blacklisting IP addresses and URLs

Implementing security intelligence (SI) as part of an access control policy

Filtering websites with URL filtering and categories

Implementing discovery policies

Registering an FTD for centralized management

Configuring, saving, and deploying changes to FTD from FMC

Who Should Take Cisco Firepower Training?

This Cisco Firepower training is considered administrator-level Cisco training, which means it was designed for network administrators. This next-generation firewalls skills course is designed for network administrators with three to five years of experience with network infrastructure.

New or experienced network administrators. Next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) are becoming the norm for modern networks. IT pros looking to break into network administrator roles will benefit from knowledge of Cisco’s industry-leading ASA Firepower NGFW appliances. Additionally, the information in this course is an excellent supplement to many Cisco exam prep courses.

What is FTD and FMC?

FTD and FMC are Cisco security applications and management dashboards for enterprise-grade networks by Cisco. FTD stands for Firepower Threat Defense and is a security software image that combines the Cisco ASA and Firepower software into one component. FMC stands for Firewall Management Center and is a management application for Cisco security products.

What is difference between firepower and ASA?

The difference between Firepower and ASA Cisco Security products is the features included with each appliance. Cisco purchased Sourcefire in 2013 and converted that product to Cisco Firepower. As a result, Cisco Firepower features more advanced IPS features. Though Cisco still offers both products, the ASA-only line of products is slowly being phased out.

What is Cisco FMC and FTD?

Cisco FMC and FTD are security firewall appliances and a piece of management software, respectively. FTD stands for Firepower Threat Detection and is an advanced security appliance that combines both ASA and Firepower Cisco security applications. FMC stands for Firewall Management Console and is a dashboard for configuring and managing Cisco security appliances.

What is Cisco IPS Device?

A Cisco IPS device is an intrusion prevention system that can perform a deep-packet inspection to prevent a wide range of network attacks. An IPS device can be considered a device like an ASA or Firepower enabled firewall appliance.

Updates 27-06-2023:

Section : Overview of Firewalls & Security terms – Added

Dated 12-08-2023:
New Section Added: “IPSec VPN on Cisco IOS”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Trainer 1 Introduction

Lecture 2: Trainer 2 Introduction

Lecture 3: About Us

Lecture 4: Q&A, Messages & Feedback

Lecture 5: Cisco FTD course Overview and Contents

Chapter 2: Overview of Firewalls & Security terms

Lecture 1: Security Terms you need to know

Lecture 2: Perimeter Security Overview

Lecture 3: Overview of Firewalls & its Generations

Chapter 3: About Cisco NGFW -FTD

Lecture 1: Cisco FTD Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction to Firepower services & Components

Lecture 3: Cisco FTD Appliances overview

Chapter 4: Lab Setup

Lecture 1: Download Resources and Link to files

Lecture 2: Download & Install Eve-NG on Oracle Virtual Box

Lecture 3: Link to download Vmware Workstation

Lecture 4: Install VMWare Workstation 17 Pro

Lecture 5: Install and configure Eve-ng VM on VMware Workstation

Lecture 6: Install Eve-ng using ISO file on VMware Workstation

Lecture 7: Add FTD & FMC images in EVE-ng

Lecture 8: How to add Cisco IOL in Eve-ng

Lecture 9: Add Cisco Router & Switch vIOS images in Eve-ng

Lecture 10: Download & Import Linux tiny core in Eve-ng

Lecture 11: Add Windows host in Eve-ng

Chapter 5: Basic Configuration

Lecture 1: Lab topology overview

Lecture 2: Initializing FMC & FTD – Part-1

Lecture 3: Initializing FMC & FTD – Part-2

Lecture 4: Adding FTD to FMC

Lecture 5: FTD Interface Configuration and Verification

Lecture 6: Dynamic and Static Routing on Routers

Lecture 7: Static-Default-Route

Lecture 8: OSPF Configuration on FTD

Lecture 9: Redistributing Static Route into OSPF

Lecture 10: Configuring RIP and Redistribution

Lecture 11: Configuring BGP and Redistribution

Lecture 12: Allowing ACP THRU Traffic for verification

Lecture 13: EIGRP FLEX-CONFIG

Chapter 6: Network Address Translation (NAT) on FTD

Lecture 1: NAT Overview

Lecture 2: Dynamic NAT

Lecture 3: Static NAT

Lecture 4: Dynamic PAT

Lecture 5: Static PAT

Lecture 6: Manual NAT

Lecture 7: ACP using L3 and L4 to allow the Inside and NAT Traffic

Lecture 8: NAT and ACP Verification

Chapter 7: Advance Features

Lecture 1: Access Policy and Geo Location based Blocking

Lecture 2: URL Filtering Overview Category based and Custom URL

Lecture 3: Access Control Policy Analysis

Lecture 4: Application Visibility Control (AVC) Overview

Lecture 5: Logging and Alerting

Lecture 6: Intrusion Prevention (IPS) overview

Lecture 7: IPS Policies – Default Policy Configuration

Lecture 8: IPS Policies – Custom Policy Configuration

Lecture 9: Network AMP-File Policies

Lecture 10: Packet Flow thru the FTD

Lecture 11: Configuring Pre-Filter Custom Policy

Chapter 8: Redundancy / Failover

Lecture 1: Redundancy and Multi Instance Overview

Lecture 2: Configuring Active-Standby Failover

Lecture 3: Multi-Instance Overview

Lecture 4: High Availability Verification

Chapter 9: Transparent Firewall Deployement

Lecture 1: Transparent Firewall Overview & Configuration

Lecture 2: Transparent Firewall Verification

Chapter 10: IPSec VPN on Cisco IOS

Lecture 1: Demystifying VPN

Lecture 2: Securing the VPN using IPSEC

Lecture 3: LAN-TO-LAN [L2L] IPSec VPN – Part-1

Lecture 4: LAN-TO-LAN [L2L] IPSec VPN – Part-2

Lecture 5: LAN-TO-LAN [L2L] IPSec VPN – Part-3

Lecture 6: Verification & Main Mode/Quick Mode Explained

Chapter 11: VPNs on FTD

Lecture 1: IPSec SIte-Site VPN Initial Lab Configuration

Lecture 2: IPSec SIte-Site VPN Configuration & Verification

Lecture 3: IPSec VPN NAT Exemption Overview,Configuration and Verification

Chapter 12: Basic Troubleshooting & Cli commands

Lecture 1: FTD CLI Modes and Commands

Lecture 2: FTD Troubleshooting principles

Instructors

ZB Networks 50000+ students trained Worldwide
IT Network Trainer

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