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SkillSoft Explore Course

IT Skills     Networks and Telecommunications     Cisco     Security

The network discovery policy on the Firepower Management Center controls how the system collects data on your organization's network assets and which network segments and ports are monitored. In this course, you'll learn about this policy and how to configure it. Next, you'll examine the authentication options that are possible thanks to identity policies. You'll learn about DNS-based security intelligence and how it allows you to allow or block traffic based on the domain name requested by a client using an Allow or Block list. Cisco provides domain name intelligence, so you'll learn how to customize this and even add your own domains. Finally, you'll explore why you might want to have your FTD engage in event correlation to enact some remediation for a very tricky and specific situation. This course can be used in preparation for the 300-710: Securing Networks with Cisco Firepower (SNCF) certification exam.



Objectives

SNCF: Network Discovery, Identity and DNS Policies, & Correlation

  • identify the steps to take to create a custom application to be detected by the Firepower device
  • recognize the default network discovery rule within the FMC
  • identify the benefit of identity policies
  • identify the default port used to connect to Active Directory store
  • recognize the command to connect Firepower to Active Directory
  • identify the different types of policies on the Firepower device
  • recognize actions used in a DNS policy rule
  • identify how to assign a response group to a policy rule
  • identify object types to assign a remediation action to a rule
  • identify the types of correlation policy settings
  • recognize the different remediation module