Firewall 9.0: Firewall Essentials: Configuration and Management (EDU-210)

Overview

The Palo Alto Networks Firewall Essentials: Configuration and Management (EDU-210) course is five days of instructor-led training / virtual online training that should enable you to:

• * Configure and manage the essential features of Palo Alto Networks® nextgeneration firewalls
• * Configure and manage GlobalProtect to protect systems that are located outside of the data center perimeter
• * Configure and manage firewall high availability
• * Monitor network traffic using the interactive web interface and firewall reports

Modules:

• Module 1: NextGeneration Security Platform and Architecture
• Module 2: Virtual and Cloud Deployment
• Module 3: Initial Configuration
• Module 4: Interface Configuration
• Module 5: Security and NAT Policies
• Module 6: App-ID™
• Module 7: Content-ID™
• Module 8: URL Filtering
• Module 9: Decryption
• Module 10: WildFire®
• Module 11: User-ID™
• Module 12: GlobalProtect™
• Module 13: Site-to-Site VPNs
• Module 14: Monitoring and Reporting
• Module 15: Active/Passive High Availability
• Module 16: NextGeneration Security Practices

The Palo Alto Networks Firewall : Optimizing Firewall Threat Prevention (EDU-214)

Overview

The Palo Alto Networks Firewall 9.0: Optimizing Firewall Threat Prevention (EDU-214) course is four days of instructor-led training that emphasizes the PAN-OS® threat prevention capabilities. After completing this course, you should be able to:

• • * Describe the cyber-attack lifecycle and recognize common forms of attack
  • * Describe PAN-OS® threat prevention capabilities
  • * Use firewall logs and reports to make better configuration decisions
  • * Configure the firewall to detect, block, and record threats

Modules:

Module 1: The Cyber-Attack Lifecycle
Module 2: Blocking Packet- and Protocol-Based Attacks
Module 3: Blocking Threats from Known-Bad Sources
Module 4: BlockingThreats Using App-ID™
Module 5: Blocking Threats Using Custom Signatures
Module 6: Creating Custom Threat Signatures
Module 7: Blocking Threats in Encrypted Traffic
Module 8: Blocking Threats in Allowed Traffic
Module 9: Authenticating Firewall User Accounts
Module 10: Blocking Threats from Phishing and Stolen Credentials
Module 11: Viewing Threat and Traffic Information

Panorama: Managing Firewalls at Scale (EDU-220)

Overview

The Palo Alto Networks Panorama 8.1: Managing Firewalls at Scale (EDU-220) course is two days of instructor-led training that will help you:

• * Learn how to configure and manage the next-generation Panorama™ management server
• * Gain experience configuring templates (including template variables) and device groups
• * Gain experience with administration, log collection, and logging and reporting
• * Gain experience with Panorama™ High Availability and Panorama™ troubleshooting
• * Become familiar with new Panorama™ features such as Panorama™ in the public cloud, the Logging Service, and GlobalProtect cloud service

Modules:

Module 1: Panorama™ Overview
Module 2: Initial Configuration
Module 3: Adding Firewalls to Panorama™
Module 4: Panorama™ High Availability
Module 5:Templates
Module 6: Device Groups
Module 7: Administrative Accounts
Module 8: Log Forwarding and Collection
Module 9: Aggregated Monitoring and Reporting
Module 10: Troubleshooting

Firewall 8.1:
Troubleshooting (EDU-330)

Overview

The Palo Alto Networks Firewall 8.1: Troubleshooting course is three days of instructor-led training that will help you:

* Investigate networking issues using firewall tools including the CLI
* Follow proven troubleshooting methodologies specific to individual features
* Analyze advanced logs to resolve various real-life scenarios
* Solve advanced, scenario-based challenges

Modules:

Module 1: Tools and Resources
Module 2: CLI Primer
Module 3: Flow Logic
Module 4: Packet Captures
Module 5: Flow Basic
Module 6: System Services
Module 7: Host-Inbound Traffic
Module 8: Transit Traffic
Module 9: SSL Decryption
Module 10: User-ID
Module 11: GlobalProtect™
Module 12: Escalation and RMAs

Traps 4.2: Install, Configure and Manage (281)

Overview

Traps 4.2: Install, Configure and Manage course is two days of instructor-led training that will help you:

* Students will learn how Traps protects against exploits and malware-driven attacks.
* In hands-on lab exercises, students will install and configure the Endpoint Security Manager (ESM) and Traps endpoint components; build rules; enable and disable process protections; and integrate Traps with Palo Alto Networks WildFire™, which provides prevention and detection of zero-day malware.

Modules:

• Module 1: Traps Overview
  • ⇒ How sophisticated attacks work today
  • ⇒ The design approach of Traps
  • ⇒ Traps components
  • ⇒ Traps resources
• Module 2: Installing Traps
  • ⇒ Planning the installation
  • ⇒ Installing ESM Server and Console
  • ⇒ Installing Windows agents
  • ⇒ Installing Mac agents
  • ⇒ Managing content updates
  • ⇒ Upgrading Traps
• Module 3: Malicious Software Overview
  • ⇒ Basics of computer architecture
  • ⇒ Exploitation techniques and their prevention
  • ⇒ Malware techniques and their prevention
• Module 4: Consoles Overview
  • ⇒ Introduction to ESM Console
  • ⇒ Introduction to the Traps Agent Console
• Module 5: Traps Protection Against Exploits
  • ⇒ Architecture and EPMs
  • ⇒ Configuring exploit protection
• Module 6: Traps Protection Against Malware
  • ⇒ Malware protection process flow and components
  • ⇒ Post-detection malware analysis
• Module 7: Prevention Event Exceptions
  • ⇒ Prevention events
  • ⇒ Post-detection events
  • ⇒ EPM events
• Module 8: Managing Traps
  • ⇒ System monitoring
  • ⇒ Traps license administration
  • ⇒ Agent license administration
  • ⇒ Server settings, users, and roles
• Module 9: Traps Forensics
  • ⇒ Forensics workflow and policies
  • ⇒ Responding to prevention events
  • ⇒ Logging
• Module 10: Basic Traps Troubleshooting
  • ⇒ Working with Technical Support
  • ⇒ Troubleshooting installation, connectivity, and upgrades

Traps 4.2: Deploy and Optimize (285)

Overview

Palo Alto Networks® Traps™ Advanced Endpoint Protection prevents sophisticated vulnerability exploits and unknown malware-driven attacks. Successful completion of this two-day, instructor-led / Instructor Led Online Training course should prepare the student to deploy on-premise Traps in large-scale or complex configurations and optimize its configuration.

Prerequisites
* Traps 4.2: Install, Configure and Manage (281)
* Students should have completed “Traps: Install, Configure, and Manage” or (for Palo Alto Networks employee and partner SEs) “PSE: Endpoint Associate” training.
* Windows system administration skills and familiarity with enterprise security concepts also are required.
* An elementary level of Linux shell experience is needed only for the Linux lab activity

Modules:

• Module 1: Scaling Server Infrastructure
  • ⇒ Small site architectures
  • ⇒ Large site architectures
  • ⇒ TLS/SSL deployment considerations
  • ⇒ Installing and configuring the Linux agent
• Module 2: Scaling Agent Deployment
  • ⇒ Distributing Traps via GPO
  • ⇒ Configuring Virtual Desktop Infrastructure with Traps
• Module 3: ESM Tuning
  • ⇒ Tuning ESM settings
  • ⇒ External logging and SIEM integration
  • ⇒ Role-based access control (RBAC)
  • ⇒ Virtual groups
  • ⇒ Defining conditions
  • ⇒ Tuning policies
  • ⇒ Implementing ongoing maintenance
• Module 4: Windows Migrations for Traps
  • ⇒ SQL database migration
  • ⇒ SSL certificate migration
• Module 5: Advanced Traps Forensics
  • ⇒ Best practices for managing forensic data
  • ⇒ Agent queries
  • ⇒ Resources for malicious software testing
  • ⇒ Exploit challenge testing with Metasploit
  • ⇒ Exploit dump analysis with windbg
• Module 6: Advanced Traps Troubleshooting
  • ⇒ ESM and Traps architecture
  • ⇒ Troubleshooting scenarios using dbconfig and cytool
  • ⇒ Troubleshooting application compatibility and BITS connectivity

The Prisma Access SASE Security: Design and Operation (EDU-318)

Overview

Successful completion of this three-day, instructor led course will help enhance your understanding of how to better protect your applications, remote networks, and mobile users using a SASE implementation. You will get hands-on experience configuring, managing, and troubleshooting Prisma Access in a lab environment.

Prerequisites
* Participants should have a basic knowledge of cloud computing and the public cloud.
* Participants must complete the Firewall 9.0 Essentials: Configuration and Management course and the Panorama 9.0: Managing Firewalls at Scale course, or have equivalent experience.
* Participants also must have experience with networking concepts including routing, switching, and IP addressing.

Modules:

1 – Prisma Access Overview

2 – Planning and Design

3 – Activate and Configure

4 – Security Processing Nodes

5 – Panorama Operations for Prisma Access

6 – Remote Networks

7 – Mobile Users

8 – Tune, Monitor, and Troubleshoot

9 – Manage Multiple Tenants

10 – Next Steps