Palo Alto PanOS V10 Zero to Hero - PCNSA and PCNSE

Course details

First Question you may ask is Why Palo Alto NGFW?

To answer this question, Let's talk about Defense in depth first.

A defense-in-depth strategy, refers to a cybersecurity approach that uses multiple layers of security for holistic protection.

A layered defense helps security organizations reduce vulnerabilities, contain threats, and mitigate risk.

In simple term, with a defense-in-depth approach, if a cybercriminal breaches one layer of defense, they might be contained by the next layer of defense.

To summarize, There isnt any single measure that will keep your systems safe.

Any types of traffic which your network doesnt use shouldnt be allowed in.

The best protection for unwanted traffics, comes from a next-generation firewall (NGFW), which examines not just packet types but application-specific queries for hostile content.

So Why Palo Alto?

Because:

Palo Alto was recognized by Gartner for ten consecutive years as a Leader for Network Firewalls.

• Ability to meet different firewall deployment use cases

• Firewalls and security services for protection against advanced threats

• Newly released features and enhancements across firewall offerings

This PANOS V10 Zero-to-Hero course is developed to give students a quick and effective overview of Security track and prepare you not only for the PCNSE certification exam but also you will learn how to configure Palo Alto next Generation Firewalls easy and fast.

What you will learn during this course?

• Lab Setup Using Vmware and Eve-ng

• Basic Configuration and Useful commands

• Zone, Security Policy and Objects

• Deployment Modes and Interface types

• Network Address Translation - NAT

• SSL/SSH Decryption

• Next-Generation Firewall features

• AWS - Palo Alto Setup

• Zone and Dos Protection

• Authentication Portal / Captive Portal

• Global Protect

• High Availability

Who this course is for:

Anyone who uses Palo Alto Networks products, including

• network security engineers

• system engineers

• systems integrators

• and support engineers.