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CCSA - Checkpoint Certified Security Administrator

Price: RS.8500/-

Check Point's CCSA R75 certifications provide network and IT security professionals the knowledge and expertise to configure VPN -1 as an Internet security solution and virtual private network (VPN) that securely connects corporate offices and remote workers, protecting information exchange and granting access to network resources.

 
 
Exam Description

Check Point Security Administrator provides an understanding of the basic concepts and skills necessary to configure Check Point Security Gateway and Management Software Blades. During this course you will configure a Security Policy and learn about managing and monitoring a secure network. In addition, you will upgrade and configure a Security Gateway to implement a virtual private network for both internal and external, remote users.

 
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Technical persons who support, install, deploy or administer Check Point Software Blades should attend this course. This could include the following:
System Administrators
Support Analysts
Security Managers
Anyone seeking CCSA certification
Network Engineers
 
PREREQUISITES
Persons attending this course should have general knowledge of TCP/IP, and working knowledge of Windows, UNIX, network technology and the internet.
 
COURSE TOPICS
Introduction to Check Point Technology
Deployment Platforms
Introduction to the Security Policy
Using SmartUpdate
User Management and Authentication
Identity Awareness
Introduction to Check Point VPNs
Monitoring Traffic and Connections
 
COURSE OBJECTIVES INCLUDE
Describe Check Point’s unified approach to network management, and the key elements of it
Design a distributed environment
Install the Security Gateway version R75 in a distributed environment
Perform a backup and restore the current Gateway installation from the command line
Identify critical files needed to purge or backup, import and export users and groups and add or delete administrators from the command line
Deploy Gateways using sysconfig and cpconfig from the Gateway command line
Create and configure network, host and gateway objects
Verify SIC establishment between the Security Management Server and the Gateway using SmartDashboard
Create a basic R that includes pe users, external s outbound use
Evaluate existing policies and optimize the rules based on current corporate requirements
Maintain the Security Management Server with scheduled backups and policy versions to ensure seamless upgrades with minimal downtime
Use Queries in SmartView Tracker to monitor IPS and common network traffic and trouble- shoot events using packet data
Centrally manage users to ensure only authenticated users securely access the corporate network either locally or remotely
Using SmartView Monitor, configure alerts and traffic counters, view a Gateway’s status, monitor suspicious activity rules, analyze tunnel activity and monitor remote user access
Centrally manage users to ensure only authenticated users securely access the corporate network either locally or remotely
Manage users to access the corporate LAN by using external databases
Use Identity Awareness to provide granular level access to network resources
Acquire user information used by the Security Gateway to control access
Define Access Roles for use in an Identity Awareness rule
Implement Identity Awareness in the Firewall Rule Base
Configure a pre-shared secret site-to-site VPN with partner sites
Configure permanent tunnels for remote access to corporate resources
Configure VPN tunnel sharing, given the difference between host-based, subunit-based and gateway-based tunnels
 
LAB EXERCISES INCLUDE
Distributed Installations
Branch Office Security Gateway Installations
CLI Tools
Building a Security Policy
Configure the DMZ
Configure NAT
Monitor with SmartView Tracker
Client Authentication
Identity Awareness
Site-to-Site VP branch office