Price: 14.00.USD | Size: 6.95 GB | Duration : 12.26 Hours | 97 Video Lessons | ENGLISH | INSTANT DOWNLOAD 
 
PCNSA Online Video Training
 
This intermediate Palo Alto PCNSA training prepares learners to take the PCNSA exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) certification.
 
The Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator certification isn’t designed just for security professionals — customers, value-add resellers, pre-sale systems engineers, system integrators, and system administrators can get a lot from it too. The PCNSA focuses on installing, maintaining and managing Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls to protect networks — so no matter your role or responsibilities, with our PCNSA training, you’ll understand how to use Palo Alto’s cutting edge tools to protect networks from emerging cyber threats. If you need insight into navigating firewalls on Palo Alto’s security operating system, an extensive background in digital security isn’t a prerequisite for our PCNSA training, and afterwards you’ll be a more capable user of any network secured by Palo Alto.
 
For anyone who manages security professionals, this PCNSA training can be used for PCNSA exam prep, on-boarding new security professionals, or as part of a team training plan.
 
PCNSA: What You Need to Know
 
This Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) training maps to the PCNSA Palo Alto software and appliances exam objectives, and covers topics such as:
 
Identifying components of the Palo Alto Networks Security Operating Platform
Automating tasks, reducing response time, improving security effectiveness
Configuring firewall management interfaces and managing firewall configurations
Updating and upkeeping networks and firewalls
Configuring virtual routers
Managing application-based security policy rules
Deploying security profiles
 
Who Should Take PCNSA Training?
 
This PCNSA training is considered administrator-level Palo Alto training, which means it was designed for security professionals. This Palo Alto software and appliances skills course is designed for security professionals with three to five years of experience with security appliances.
 
New or aspiring security professionals. If you’re a new security professional looking to set yourself apart, this PCNSA training will give you advanced familiarity with next-generation firewall use and maintenance. If you already hold your PCCSA, this training can prepare you to earn your PCNSA — even if you don’t, you can still take this training to learn all best practices in advanced network protection.
 
Experienced security professionals. Operating and maintaining Palo Alto Networks’ next-generation firewalls is an important role for any enterprise with a sizable network footprint. To do that, those enterprises rely on a PCNSA — a certified expert in keeping users safe, applications secure and policies relevant with next-generation firewalls. With this training, you’ll be familiar with and ready for all of their features, tools and resources.
 
 
Contents of this course
 
 
Build a Palo Alto Firewall Lab in EVE-NG
 
 
Adding LAB Routing  
Backup and Snapshots  
Build the Lab Topology  
Image Prep for EVE-NG  
Intro to Building a Lab using EVE-NG  
LAB design  
Lab Overview  
 
 
Palo Alto App-ID
 
 
App-ID Dependencies  
App-ID Fundamentals  
Application Filters  
Application Groups  
Convert to App-ID Security Rules  
Intro to App-ID  
Updates to App-ID  
 
 
Palo Alto FW High Availability
 
 
Configurations on Active Firewall  
Configure Active-Passive HA  
HA Overview  
Introduction to Firewall HA  
Links  
Passive Game Plan  
Testing the HA Pair  
 
 
Palo Alto FW Networking Fundamentals
 
 Adding Static Routes  
 Config  
 Intro to Palo Alto FW Networking  
 L3 Interfaces  
 L3 Security Zones  
 Palo Alto FW Networking Overview  
 Using Dynamic Routing  
 Virtual Router Overview  
 
 
Palo Alto Firewall Management
 
 
Configuration Management  
Cyber Attack Lifecycle  
Intro to Firewall Management  
Managing Administrators  
Monitoring  
 
 
Palo Alto Security Policy Fundamentals
 
 
Adding a DMZ  
Destination NAT to DMZ Server  
Inside to DMZ Security Rule  
Intro to Security Policies  
Outside to DMZ Game Plan  
Outside to DMZ Security Rule  
R&R (RNR) Review  
Security Policy Overview  
Testing Outside to DMZ Server  
 
 
Palo Alto Site-to-Site VPNs
 
 Implement Site to Site VPN  
 Ingredients for Palo Alto Site to Site VPN  
 Intro to Site to Site VPNs  
 Security Policy Rules for VPN  
 Site to Site Game Plan  
 Site to Site VPNs Overview  
 VPNs and Routing  
 
 
Palo Alto SSLTLS Decryption
 
 
Add a Decryption Policy to PA-FW2  
Adding a Trusted CA to Clients  
Generate a Self-signed Cert  
Implement Decryption Policy Rules  
Intro to SSL-TLS Decryption  
SSL-TLS Decryption Overview  
Verify Decryption Policy  
 
 
Palo Alto Source NAT & DHCP
 
 
Configure DHCP  
Configure a Basic Security Policy Rule  
Intro to DHCP and NAT  
PAT  
PAT Overview  
Testing DHCP  
Troubleshooting a Failed Ping Request  
 
 
Palo Alto Threat Prevention
 
 
Anti-Spyware Security Profiles  
Antivirus Security Profiles  
Intro to Threat Prevention  
Licensing and Updates  
Threat Prevention Overview  
Vulnerability Protection Profiles  
 
 
Palo Alto URL Filtering
 
 
Custom URL Categories  
External Dynamic Lists (EDL)  
Intro to URL Filtering  
URL Filtering Overview