|
Check Point Certified
Security Administrator
Check Point Certified
Security Engineer
This course covers the basic steps involved in setting up an Internet
firewall, and provides hands-on training to manage a FireWall-1
installation. CCSA is a foundation level certification that validates a
candidates ability to configure and manage fundamental implementations of
Check Point's product, FireWall-1, as an enterprise level Internet security
solution to protect corporate networks. As a CCSA, security professionals
possess the requisite skills to define and configure security policies that
enable secure access to information across corporate networks. In addition
to these essential skills, CCSA's also have the ability to monitor network
security activity and implement measures to block intruder access to
networks.
To earn CCSA CP 2000 certification, candidates must pass:
Exam #156-205: VPN-1/FireWall-1 Management I - CP2000 (Passing exam
156-205 earns candidates Check Point Certified Security Administrator
version CP 2000 (CCSA CP 2000) certification.)
VPN-1/FireWall-1 Management I - CP2000 covers the following topics:
| Define, administer and troubleshoot an active security policy
Deploy and manage distributed security gateways
Improve VPN-1/FireWall-1 performance using a security policy
Perform basic log management operations
Block intruder from accessing the network
Set up user, client and session authentication in a VPN-1/FireWall-1
environment
Configure and set up network address translation (Static NAT and hide
NAT) |
Check Point Certified Security Expert - CCSE
CCSE certification is recognized as the industry standard for Internet
security certifications. CCSE's possess the knowledge and expertise to
configure VPN-1/FireWall-1 as an Internet security solution and virtual
private network (VPN) that securely connects corporate offices and remote
workers, protecting information exchange and granting access to network
resources. CCSE training and testing builds on CCSA training by including an
in depth study of encryption technologies and how to implement site-to-site
and remote access VPNs. CCSE's are also tested for skills to configure
content security by enabling Java blocking and anti-virus checking.
To earn CCSE CP 2000 certification, candidates must pass:
Exam #156-205: VPN-1/FireWall-1 Management I - CP 2000
Exam #156-305: VPN-1/FireWall-1 Management II - CP2000
VPN-1/FireWall-1 Management II - CP 2000 covers the following topics:
Install and configure VPN-1/FireWall-1 Gateway to support VPN
deployments
Administer post-installation procedures
Use the VPN-1 SecureClient packaging tool for easy software
configuration and deployment
Configure and test VPN-1 SecuRemote and VPN-1 SecureClient for remote
access VPNs
Set up VPN desktop policies and use Security Configuration Verification
Configure content security to enable Java blocking, URL filtering and
anti-virus checking
Use SYNDefender to protect against denial of service (DoS) attack
Employ digital certificates to establish trust relationships in VPN
environments
Implement gateway-to-gateway encryption
|
