Securing Networks with ASA Advanced - LIVE and ONLINE(SNAA-LAO)

This course is the second part of SNAF. Students will learn to describe, configure, verify, and manage the Cisco ASA Security Appliance product. In this lab-intensive course, students will learn to take the appropriate steps needed to configure the security appliance to identify, alert, and defend against attacks. CCNA Security Certification and SNAF are strongly suggested as prerequisites. This course is for network professionals wanting to guarantee the security of their network.

Every student has access to the class through a standard conference bridge or VoIP with an optional USB Microphone-Headset.  Each student has access to their own unique pod of equipment throughout the week of study.  The online environment is created via WebEx, allowing a live instructor to deliver the training in real time.  By incorporating slides, notes, examples, and Q&A sessions, the instructor is able to recreate the classroom experience.  Our LIVE and ONLINE training is also completely interactive; students have the opportunity for discussion with the instructor as well as with their peers.

Suggested:
CCNA Security
SNAF

Technicians requiring CCSP Certification or ASA Specialist Certification.
Technicians using or designing networks with Cisco ASA products

• Configure policy NAT based on traffic type.
• Describe the layer 7 modular policy framework for the security appliance and how it is configured.
• Describe the layer 7 advanced protocol handling capabilities of modular policy frame and how it is configured.
• Determine the necessary configuration for the ASA 5505 to be a VPN hardware client.
• Configure CSD and DAP for SSL VPN connections on the Cisco ASA.
• Identify the steps needed to configure, inspect, and filter traffic with the Content Security and Control SSM.
• Identify the steps needed to configure the security appliance to identify, alert, and defend against attacks.

The SNAA course is a five-day, leader-led, lab-intensive course.  The course picks up where SNAF leaves off.  Content that has been moved from SNPA to SNAA includes the following: configuring the ASA 5505 dual-ISP support, configuring ASA 5505 VLANs, configuring policy NAT, installing and configuring the Cisco Secure Desktop, configuring the security appliance to pass multicast traffic, configuring Layer 7 class maps and policy maps, and initializing the AIP-SSM and CSC-SSM.  SNAA is part of the Cisco Certified Security Professional track.