CCNA Security Implementing Cisco Network Security Version: 1.1 in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Pakistan

CCNA Security Implementing Cisco Network Security Version: 1.1

CISCO is the leading Networking equipment provider with a large product portfolio ranging from small Enterprises to large Data Centers. CCNA (Security) certification is one of the fundamental certifications that will help you in realizing the concepts of cyber security and its implementations in real world.

This course has been designed for intermediate level IT Engineers. It will take you through the basics of terminologies in cyber security, while implementing them on Cisco Routers switches and firewalls. By taking this course you will learn the advanced features of firewall contexts and high availability You will observe actual packets as they move through the wires and make those “dots connect”. While configuring the devices you will feel as if you are doing it yourself, its that close and personal. By following this course you will not only be able achieve your CCNA (Security) certification but you will also feel to go deeper into the security domain and learn more about it.

Course Key Learnings

Understand and implement network security concepts and technologies. You will be able to implement security on routers, switches and firewalls and also configure VPNs

Course Outline

Modern Network Security Threats

Fundamental Principles of a Secure Network
Worms, Viruses and Trojan Horses
Attack Methodologies

Securing Network Devices

Securing Device Access and Files
Privilege Levels and Role-Based CLI
Monitoring Devices
Using Automated Features

Authentication, Authorization and Accounting

Purpose of AAA
Configuring Local AAA
Configure Server-Based AAA

Implementing Firewall Technologies

Access Control Lists
Firewall Technologies
Context-Based Access Control
Zone-Based Policy Firewall

. Implementing Intrusion Prevention

IPS Technologies
Implementing IPS

Securing the Local Area Network

Endpoint Security Considerations
Layer 2 Security Considerations
Wireless, VoIP and SAN Security Considerations
Configuring Switch Security
SPAN and RSPAN

Cryptography

Cryptographic Services
Hashes and Digital Signatures and
authentication
Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption

Implementing Virtual Private Networks

VPNs
IPSec VPN Components and Operation
Implementing Site-to-Site IPSec VPNs
Implementing a Remote Access VPN
Implementing SSL VPNs

Managing a Secure Network

Secure Network Lifecycle
Self-Defending Network
Building a Comprehensive Security Policy

Requirements

You should have access to real routers, switches and ASA firewall but if thats not possible then GNS3 or even packet tracer would cover most of the topics. Though I would strongly urge to have access to physical equipment.