- Duration: Flexible
Course details
The Check Point Certified Security Engineering #156-315.13 exam covers the following topics:
- The process for backup of a Security Gateway and Management Server using your understanding of the differences between backups, snapshots, and upgrade-exports.
- The process for upgrade of Management Server using a database migration.
- How to perform debugs on firewall processes.
- Building, testing and troubleshooting a ClusterXL Load Sharing deployment on an enterprise network.
- Building, testing and troubleshooting a ClusterXL High Availability deployment on an enterprise network.
- Building, testing and troubleshooting a management HA deployment on an enterprise network.
- Configuring, maintaining and troubleshooting SecureXL and CoreXL acceleration solutions on the corporate network traffic to ensure noted performance enhancement on the firewall.
- Building, testing and troubleshooting a VRRP deployment on an enterprise network.
- Using an external user database such as LDAP, to configure User Directory to incorporate user information for authentication services on the network.
- Managing internal and external user access to resources for Remote Access or across a VPN.
- Troubleshooting a site-to-site or certificate-based VPN on a corporate gateway using IKEView, VPN log files and command-line debug tools.
- Optimizing VPN performance and availability using Link Selection and Multiple Entry Point solutions.
- Managing and testing corporate VPN tunnels to allow for greater monitoring and scalability with multiple tunnels defined in a community including other VPN providers.
- Creating Events and using existing event definitions to generate reports on specific network traffic using SmartReporter and SmartEvent in order to provide industry compliance information to management.
- Troubleshoot report generation given command-line tools and debug-file information.
Exams vary in price between US $150-$350, but exact pricing is available through Pearson VUE. Practice exams are $50.
The exams are composed of multiple choice and scenario questions. All questions are "Select the BEST answer" type questions. There are no multiple response answers.
The exams are 100 questions to be completed in 90 minutes in all English-speaking countries. Non-English speaking countries receive an additional 15 minutes.
Accreditations are derived from product specific content exams delivered in a less formal examination setting and recognize an individual's effort to stay current on the latest products.
Our Current certifications are based on R77.30 and the R80.10.
Certification, like security, must be kept current to be truly effective - which is why we strongly encourage you to constantly refresh and keep your certification current. Certifications expire after 24 months.
Check Point professional certification exams are proctored through Pearson VUE, a third party testing vendor with over 3.500 locations worldwide. You can register for any Check Point exam and earn your certification by visiting their Website and creating a Web Profile. Additionally, our exams are now available via Pearson VUE Online Proctoring, where exams are delivered by a live proctor to your workstation. To learn more or register, visit pearsonvue website.
No, it is possible to take an exam with only your own experience or self-study using the Check Point courseware, but we highly recommend taking a class instead. Instructor-led training accelerates and focuses your learning, gives you hands-on experience and an opportunity to make mistakes in the lab, and is much more cost-effective than self-study in your spare time.
No. Since R80 is a completely new product version with many new features, only the CCSA R80 certification provides the background necessary to be a prerequisite to CCSE R80 certification. However, if you have a CCSE based on NGX or the Blade technology, you are eligible to take our upgrade exam #156-915.80 to earn your CCSE R80 certification.
Actually, you don't. Even though your certification has expired, the eligibility for updates to the latest version has not. If you
ever held a CCSE certification, you are eligible for the Update exam.
Q: Why is my Check Point Professional ID Number important?
It represents your personal identification with Check Point Software Technologies and establishes proof of your certification. You are only allowed one Certified Professional ID number.
Q: How do I get my Check Point Professional ID Number?
It is assigned to you when you register with VUE for the first time to take an exam. It will be in the form CP00000nnnnn.
Q: When do I use my Check Point Professional ID Number?
Whenever you contact VUE to register for another exam session, and whenever you contact Check Point regarding any
certification issue.
Q: I just passed my exams. When can I expect to receive my certificate?
Check Point provides e-Certificates that you can access from your User Center profile. Once we receive your exam results we'll update your User Center account with your new credentials, giving you immediate access to your online benefits like Access to SecureKnowledge and your on-line Certification Profile.
Q: Will becoming a Check Point Certified Professional improve my career or employment opportunities?
Companies hire certified professionals to ensure maximum security and availability of valuable business assets, and know certified professionals are more efficient, productive, and deliver lower total cost of ownership from Check Point solutions. And as one of over 50,000 Check Point Certified Professionals worldwide, you'll get immediate recognition of your experience, knowledge, and abilities while investing in your professional development and security career.
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