In part 2 of this course you will continue PCNSA course with look at URL filtering, Decryption and learn features like User-ID to determine who is accessing the internet and WildFire to reduce the number of zero-day attacks

For each topic I will explain concepts and configuration and also demonstrate real life best practices and show you basic troubleshooting.

Course Essentials

Professional Qualification: Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA)

Prerequisites: Students must have a basic familiarity with networking concepts including routing, switching, and IP addressing. Students also should be familiar with basic security concepts. Experience with other security technologies (IPS, proxy, and content filtering) is a plus.

Modules Part 1:

Modules 1: Security Platform and Architecture

Modules 2: Initial Configuration

Modules 3: Interface Configuration

Modules 4: Security and NAT Policies

Modules 5: App-ID

Modules 6: Content-ID

Modules Part 2:

Modules 7: URL Filtering 8

Modules 8: Decryption

Modules 9: WildFire

Modules 10: User-ID

Modules 11: GlobalProtect

Modules 12: Site-to-Site VPN

Modules 13: Monitoring and Reporting

Modules 14: Active/Passive High Availability

The technology developed by Palo Alto Networks is highly integrated and automated. Palo Alto Networks' product line consists of numerous independent technologies that work together to avoid successful intrusions. The PCNSA is looking for professionals who can operate Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewalls in order to safeguard networks from cutting-edge cyberthreats.