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Module 1-15 Objectives Upon completion of this Module, you will be able to perform tasks related to:

Module 1: Overview of Network Security

1.1 | Overview of Network Security
1.2 | Vulnerabilities and Threats
1.3 | Security Framework and Policy
1.4 | Security Products and Solutions

Module 2: Basic Router and Switch Security

2.1 | General Router and Switch Security
2.2 | Disable Unneeded Services
2.3 | Securing the Perimeter Router
2.4 | Router Management
2.5 | Securing Switches and LAN Access

Module 3: ACLs and CBAC

3.1 | Access Control Lists
3.2 | Types of IP ACLs
3.3 | Context-based Access Control (CBAC)
3.4 | Configure CBAC (Task 1and 2)
3.5 | Task 3: Port to Application Mapping (PAM)
3.6 | Task 4: Define Inspection Rules
3.7 | Task 5: Inspection Rules and ACLs Applied to Router Interfaces
3.8 | Task 6: Test and Verify CBAC

Module 4: Router AAA Security

4.1 | AAA Secure Network Access
4.2 | Network Access Server (NAS) AAA Authentication Process
4.3 | Cisco Secure ACS
4.4 | AAA Servers Overview and Configuration
4.5 | The Cisco IOS Firewall Authentication Proxy

Module 5: Router Intrusion Detection, Monitoring, and Management

5.1 | IOS Firewall IDS
5.2 | Setting up the Cisco IOS Firewall IDS
5.3 | Monitoring with Logging and Syslog
5.4 | SNMP
5.5 | Managing the Router
5.6 | Security Device Manager (SDM)

Module 6: Router Site-to-site VPN

6.1 | Virtual Private Networks
6.2 | IOS Cryptosytem
6.3 | IPSec
6.4 | Site-to-site IPSec VPN Using Pre-shared Keys
6.5 | Digital Certificates
6.6 | Configure Site-to-site IPSec VPN Using Digital Certificates

Module 7: Router Remote Access VPN

7.1 | Remote Access VPN
7.2 | Cisco Easy VPN
7.3 | Cisco VPN 3.5 Client
7.4 | VPN Enterprise Management

Module 8: PIX Security Appliance

8.1 | Introduction to Firewalls
8.2 | The Cisco PIX Security Appliance
8.3 | Getting Started
8.4 | Routing and Multicast Configuration
8.5 | PIX Dynamic Host Control Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Module 9: PIX Translations and Connections

9.1 | Transport Protocols
9.2 | Network Address Translations
9.3 | Configuring DNS Support
9.4 | Connections
9.5 | Port Address Translation (PAT)
9.6 | Multiple Interfaces on a PIX Security Appliance

Module 10: PIX Security Appliance ACLs

10.1 | Access Control Lists and the PIX Security Appliance
10.2 | Using ACLs
10.3 | Filtering
10.4 | Object Grouping
10.5 | Nested Object Groups

Module 11: PIX Security Appliance AAA

11.1 | AAA
11.2 | Authentication Configuration
11.3 | Authorization and Accounting Configuration
11.4 | PPPoE and the PIX Security Appliance

Module 12: PIX Advanced Protocols and Intrusion Detection

12.1 | Advanced Protocols
12.2 | Multimedia Support
12.3 | Attack Guards
12.4 | Intrusion Detection
12.5 | Shunning
12.6 | Syslog Configuration on the PIX
12.7 | SNMP

Module 13: PIX Failover and System Maintenance

13.1 | Understanding Failover
13.2 | Serial Cable Failover Configuration
13.3 | LAN-based Failover
13.4 | System Maintenance via Remote Access
13.5 | Command Authorization
13.6 | PIX Security Appliance Password Recovery and Upgrades

Module 14: PIX VPN

14.1 | The PIX Security Appliance Enables a Secure VPN
14.2 | Tasks to Configure VPN
14.3 | Task 1 - Prepare to Configure VPN Support
14.4 | Task 2 - Configure IKE Parameters
14.5 | Task 3 - Configure IPSec Parameters
14.6 | Task 4 - Test and Verify VPN Configuration
14.7 | The Cisco VPN Client
14.8 | Scaling PIX Security Appliance VPNs

Module 15: PIX Security Appliance Management

15.1 | PIX Security Appliance Management Tools
15.2 | The Cisco PIX Device Manager
15.3 | Preparation for PDM
15.4 | Using PDM to Configure the PIX Security Appliance
15.5 | Using PDM to Create Site-to-site VPNs
15.6 | Using PDM to Create Remote Access VPNs
15.7 | Enterprise PIX Management

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