CCNA Security Real World Labs Cisco ASA, Network Security

CCNA Security Real World Labs – Cisco ASA, Network Security, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 65 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 366 reviews, and has 3687 subscribers.

You will learn about Gain experience in network security areas Master ASA Firewalls Identify core technologies for securing networks Help prepare for security exams This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone with an interest in network security or CCNA and CCNA Security Students or Job Seekers It is particularly useful for Anyone with an interest in network security or CCNA and CCNA Security Students or Job Seekers.

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Summary

Title: CCNA Security Real World Labs – Cisco ASA, Network Security

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Gain experience in network security areas

Master ASA Firewalls

Identify core technologies for securing networks

Help prepare for security exams

Who Should Attend

Anyone with an interest in network security

CCNA and CCNA Security Students

Job Seekers

Target Audiences

Anyone with an interest in network security

CCNA and CCNA Security Students

Job Seekers

Cisco Security Training is rapidly becoming
some of the most valuable training in the IT field. Passing the exam is
not enough – you need some real world examples and labs. Here we go
then. Learn what you really need to know about Network Security:
VPNs, ASA Firewalls, UTM devices, Wireless security, Radius and Tacacs,
Two-factor authentication and much more. Now includes聽ASA FirePower Services.

NO BORING and useless topics

12 hours of real world videos

When things go wrong I keep recording

How to troubleshoot VPNs

ASA Firewalls (configuration, failover, dual ISPs)

UTM devices

Wireless security (WPA Enterprise)

DoS and Man-in-the-middle Attacks

Challenges and GNS3/Packet Tracer labs

Monitoring Tools and Remote Support Software

A lot of real world examples

This training is great if you are studying
towards CCNA Sec (210-260) or you are certified already. Comptia
Security+ and Microsoft engineers will benefit as well. If you are
interested in security, this is the right place for you.

This training is unique as it shows you real
world examples and goes beyond CCNA Security topics to cover a lot of
interesting topics that you need to know (e.g. wireless security, remote
support, ASA Failover etc.).

Remember: hiring managers view network security
training as crucial for many IT jobs. It is not enough to pass an exam,
you have to know what you are doing.

Real World Training is what you need to understand different areas of Network Security.

Join now.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the series

Lecture 1: Why is this training so unique?

Lecture 2: A perfect CCNA Security / Network Security Lab

Lecture 3: How to make your lab and network cheaper?

Lecture 4: You wanna be a Network Security Engineer? Are you sure?

Lecture 5: What you really need to know from CCNA Security?

Chapter 2: Basic CCNA Security and Network Security Concepts

Lecture 1: Basic router configuration and a Zone Based Firewall

Lecture 2: Firewall solutions

Lecture 3: UTM devices – IPS, Antivirus, Antispam protection

Lecture 4: UTM devices – IPS, Antivirus, Antispam protection – part 2

Lecture 5: Lets fix a routing issue on a UTM Firewall!

Lecture 6: How to buy a UTM – IPS device – document

Lecture 7: DNS Amplification Attack – a real world example

Lecture 8: DoS Attack – a real world example

Lecture 9: Man in The Middle Attack on Windows with Cain and Abel

Lecture 10: DHCP Snooping – lab using Packet Tracer

Chapter 3: Authentication – real world labs

Lecture 1: Authentication concepts and Radius

Lecture 2: Two factor Authentication on an ASA Firewall

Lecture 3: Introduction to WPA Enterprise (802.1x wireless)

Lecture 4: Implementing WPA Enterprise (802.1x wireless)

Lecture 5: FreeRadius – configuration and troubleshooting

Lecture 6: ACS and Tacacs Authentication – Cisco Access Point

Lecture 7: Authentcation – AAA – document

Chapter 4: ASA Firewalls – real world labs

Lecture 1: Introduction to ASA Firewalls – hardware

Lecture 2: Introduction to ASA Firewalls – security levels, NAT, ACLs

Lecture 3: ASDM Introduction

Lecture 4: ASDM walkthrough

Lecture 5: Basic ASA coniguration + upgrading the images

Lecture 6: Basic ASA coniguration (pre 8.2) – NAT, ACL, Routing, DMZ

Lecture 7: Basic ASA coniguration (8.3+)

Lecture 8: Introduction to ASA Failover

Lecture 9: Implementing failover on ASA firewalls

Lecture 10: Failover test

Lecture 11: Dual ISPs using ASA Firewalls – lets add some redundancy!

Lecture 12: Dual ISPs using ASA Firewalls – part 2

Lecture 13: ASA 5505 in Packet Tracer – CLI configuration

Lecture 14: ASA 5506 Running 9.4

Chapter 5: ASA FirePower Services

Lecture 1: NEW! ASA Firepower – Overview

Lecture 2: Lets Block Some Websites

Lecture 3: Blocking an Application (TeamViewer)

Chapter 6: Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) – real world labs

Lecture 1: PPTP, L2TP, SSL and IPSEC overview

Lecture 2: Implementing a S2S VPN on a Cisco Router

Lecture 3: Template for a S2S VPN on a Cisco Router

Lecture 4: How to learn troubleshooting of VPNs

Lecture 5: How to learn troubleshooting of VPNs Part 2

Lecture 6: VPN – challenge! Can you fix it? – Packet Tracer Challenge

Lecture 7: VPN – challenge 2! Can you fix it? – Packet Tracer Challenge 2 – walkthrough

Lecture 8: Why I hate SSL VPNs 馃槈

Lecture 9: VTI lab in GNS3

Lecture 10: SSL VPN on a Cisco Firewall

Lecture 11: SSL VPN on a Cisco Firewall – lets lock it down!

Lecture 12: S2S VPN on a Cisco ASA Firewall

Lecture 13: IPSEC VPN – document

Chapter 7: Monitoring

Lecture 1: Monitoring – SNMP, Syslog, Netflow – Overview

Lecture 2: Monitoring – protocols – document

Lecture 3: Monitoring Tools – PRTG And Nagios

Lecture 4: Real Bandwidth Test With Nagios – Part 1

Lecture 5: Real Bandwidth Test With Nagios – Part 2

Chapter 8: Bonus Videos

Lecture 1: New! Challenge!

Lecture 2: Cisco Packet Tracer 6

Lecture 3: Remote Support Tools – Overview

Lecture 4: Remote Support Tools – Radmin vs VNC

Lecture 5: Lets summarize the series

Lecture 6: Webinar – T-shoot and CCNA Labs

Lecture 7: NEW: The SHA1 Function is now Dead !

Lecture 8: Bonus – ASA and Radius on Windows Server 2016

Instructors

Marious Kuriata
IT Exam Practice, Network Engineer and Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 21 votes

2 stars: 18 votes

3 stars: 57 votes

4 stars: 111 votes

5 stars: 159 votes

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