Gigamon Professional Bootcamp

Gigamon Professional BootcampGCPBGGGigamonGG-GCPB6.9<ul> <li>How to select a valid traffic source</li><li>Connectivity requirements for inline and out-of-band tools</li><li>Data requirements for inline security and network analysis tools</li><li>Approaches and considerations for packet access for inline tools</li><li>Traffic sizing for inline security and network analysis tools</li><li>Approaches and considerations for out-of-band packet access</li><li>How to implement a packet access solution in a physical network infrastructure</li><li>How to reliably access packets for security analysis</li><li>How to filter traffic to meet the needs of security tools</li><li>Load sharing between inline security and network analysis tools</li><li>How to implement packet optimization for analysis</li><li>How to implement tool groupings for inline processing</li><li>Traffic management for inline processing</li><li>How to replicate traffic to out-of-band tools for augmenting inline security</li><li>Approaches and considerations for packet access in the cloud</li><li>How to implement a packet access solution in a cloud or hybrid network infrastructure</li><li>How to extract virtualized traffic for use with virtualized and physical tools</li></ul>IMPORTANT: This course is designed to assist participants in preparing for the Gigamon Certified Professional certification test, but we recommend that you have the following pre-requisites prior to taking the GCP certification test: <ul> <li><a class="fl-href-prod" href="/swisscom/fr/course/gigamon-gfd1"><svg role="img" aria-hidden="true" focusable="false" data-nosnippet class="cms-linkmark"><use xlink:href="/css/img/icnset-linkmarks.svg#linkmark"></use></svg>Gigamon Foundations I: Insight into Network Data Across Your Network (GFD1)</a></li><li>!</li><li>!</li><li>!</li><li>Basic working knowledge of Gigamon products & flow mapping configuration</li><li>Cisco Certified Network Associate Routing & Switching (CCNA) or equivalent working knowledge</li><li>courselink=CO-CLOUD+][/courselink] or equivalent working knowledge</li><li>! or Cisco Certified Network Associate Security or equivalent working knowledge</li></ul>The primary target audiences for the course are: <ul> <li>All end users of Gigamon products</li><li>Security operations professionals and architects</li><li>Network operations professionals and architects</li><li>Professional service and system integrations specialists</li><li>Network and security administrators and architects</li><li>Participants of the Gigamon Partner Program and Gigamon Support Partner Program (GSPP) or Gigamon Professional Services Program (GPSP)</li></ul>The Gigamon Certified Professional (GCP) Boot Camp is a 5 day, instructor-led course that teaches security, network, cloud and sales engineers security fundamentals for implementing Gigamon technologies to monitor data in motion as part of a comprehensive security strategy. The course illustrates these concepts, as well as provides hands-on experience in implementing the GigaSECURE® Security Delivery Platform. It also provides instruction to the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed for implementing GigaSECURE® into enterprise networks. This course is also intended to help students prepare for the <a href="https://www.flane.co.uk/certification/GCP">GCP certification exam</a>.Module 1: Security and Tool Essentials <ul> <li>Tools and Traffic Sources</li><li>Tool Types – Inline/Out-of-Band</li><li>Choosing a Traffic Source</li><li>Tap Selection and Placement</li></ul> Module 2: Addressing Common Threats <ul> <li>Review of Security Challenges<ul> <li>Traffic Source Selection</li><li>Threat Vectors</li><li>Common Security Vulnerabilities</li><li>Review of common threats</li><li>Basic Data Taxonomy</li><li>Democratization of Malware</li><li>Example of an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)</li><li>What Can Be Done</li><li>Courses of Action</li><li>Ways to break a kill chain</li><li>The new security model</li></ul></li></ul> Module 3: Security and Monitoring Tools & Types <ul> <li>Tools, Tool Groupings and What Traffic They Need<ul> <li>Security and Monitoring Tools</li><li>Security Tools</li><li>Supporting Security Tools</li><li>Deploying Security Tools</li><li>Out-of-Band Monitoring</li><li>Inline Monitoring</li><li>Inline/Out-of-Band Tool Impact</li><li>Company Philosophy</li><li>Tool Groupings and Arrangements</li><li>Tool Redundancy Schemes</li><li>Tool/group redundancy schemes</li><li>Inline Tool Failover Schemes</li><li>NAT/PAT Gateways</li><li>Passive or Explicit</li><li>Redundancy and Failover Schemes</li><li>Networking Infrastructure Devices</li><li>Traffic Forwarding</li><li>Traffic Types</li></ul></li></ul> Module 4: Traffic Filtering <ul> <li>Networking protocol usage</li><li>Filtering Traffic</li><li>Traffic sizing considerations</li><li>Filtering Fundamentals</li><li>Packet Sizes and uses</li><li>Firewall Concepts</li></ul> Module 5: Tool Sizing and Visibility Sizing <ul> <li>Traffic Requirements/minimum # tool nodes/sizing</li><li>Knowing When the Packet Access is Over-Subscribed</li><li>Packet access Sizing – Traffic Volume</li><li>Load sharing</li></ul> Module 6: Gigamon Platform Architecture <ul> <li>Installation and Setup (GigaVUE)</li><li>Box Setup</li><li>Port behaviors</li><li>Basic Flow Mapping</li></ul> Module 7: Traffic Intelligence - GigaSMART <ul> <li>GigaSMART Application usage</li><li>Highlighted GigaSMART Features – GigaSECURE</li><li>GigaSMART Performance and Capacity</li><li>GigaSMART sizing and restrictions</li><li>GigaSMART processing dependencies</li></ul> Module 8: Classic Inline Bypass <ul> <li>Classic Inline Bypass data processing</li><li>Configuration specifics and examples</li></ul> Module 9: Flexible Inline Bypass <ul> <li>Flexible Inline Bypass data processing</li><li>GigaSMART involvement / configuration</li></ul> Module 10: SSL Essentials <ul> <li>Inline SSL decryption solution</li><li>URL categorization and whitelisting</li></ul> Module 11: Implementing Inline SSL Decryption <ul> <li>Inline SSL configuration</li><li>Gigamon specific support features</li><li>Whitelisting support & configuration</li></ul> Module 12: Virtualization and Cloud Technologies <ul> <li>Virtual Machines Concepts</li><li>Virtual Networking Concepts</li><li>Cloud Architectures</li><li>Cloud Visibility Challenges</li><li>Solutions for Cloud Visibility</li><li>OpenStack Multi-Tenant</li><li>Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure</li></ul> Module 13: GigaSECURE Cloud <ul> <li>GigaSECURE Cloud Visibility Elements</li><li>GigaSECURE for OpenStack, AWS, and Azure Deployments</li><li>Identify the Requirements; Size the Solution</li></ul> Module 14: Gigamon SECURE Cloud: Solution Configurations <ul> <li>GigaSECURE Virtual Deployments</li><li>GigaSECURE Cloud Deployments</li><li>GigaSECURE Cloud: VSeries Appliance and Visibility Tier Deployments</li></ul> Module 15: Gigamon Maintenance and Operations <ul> <li>User management</li><li>Product Upgrading and Updating</li><li>System requirements & process details</li><li>Clustering benefits</li><li>Configuration of Clustering</li></ul> Labs: <ul> <li>Lab 1: Understanding Protocol Behaviors</li><li>Lab 2: Wireshark Trace File Activity</li><li>Lab 3: Trace File – HC2 Activity</li><li>Lab 4: Chassis Port Setup and Prep</li><li>Lab 5: GigaSMART Application: De-duplication</li><li>Lab 6: GigaSMART Application: NetFlow Generation</li><li>Lab 7: GigaSMART Application: Adaptive Packet Filtering</li><li>Lab 8: GigaSMART Application: Application Session Filtering</li><li>Lab 9: Trace File – SSL Activity</li><li>Lab 10: GigaSMART Application: Passive SSL Decryption</li><li>Lab 11: Classic Inline Bypass Configuration</li><li>Lab 12: Email Flexible Inline Bypass Configuration</li><li>Lab 13: GigaSMART Application: Inline SSL Decryption</li><li>Lab 14: GigaVUE-VM</li><li>Lab 15: Introduction to the Visibility Platform for AWS</li><li>Lab 16: Design a Basic Architecture for Private Cloud</li><li>Case Study: Design a Basic Architecture for VMware Private Cloud</li><li>Case Study: Design a Basic Architecture for OpenStack Private Cloud</li><li>Lab 17: Design a Basic Architecture for Public Cloud</li><li>Case Study: Visibility Tools Located in the Enterprise Data Center</li><li>Lab 18: Configuration Back Up and Restore</li><li>Lab 19: Removing All Configurations</li><li>Lab 20: H Series Clustering</li><li>Lab 21: Port Behavior Setup</li><li>Lab 22: Passall Configuration</li><li>Lab 23: Simple Flow Map Configuration</li><li>Lab 24: More Complex Flow Map Configuration with Rule Prioritization</li><li>Lab 25: Shared Collector Configuration</li><li>Lab 26: User-Defined Attribute Filter</li><li>Lab 27: Tool Mirror</li><li>Lab 28: Replication and Egress Filtering</li><li>Lab 29: Hybrid Ports</li><li>Lab 30: Tool GigaStream</li><li>Lab 31: Port-Pair</li><li>Lab 32: Snooping LLDP/CDP</li></ul>- How to select a valid traffic source - Connectivity requirements for inline and out-of-band tools - Data requirements for inline security and network analysis tools - Approaches and considerations for packet access for inline tools - Traffic sizing for inline security and network analysis tools - Approaches and considerations for out-of-band packet access - How to implement a packet access solution in a physical network infrastructure - How to reliably access packets for security analysis - How to filter traffic to meet the needs of security tools - Load sharing between inline security and network analysis tools - How to implement packet optimization for analysis - How to implement tool groupings for inline processing - Traffic management for inline processing - How to replicate traffic to out-of-band tools for augmenting inline security - Approaches and considerations for packet access in the cloud - How to implement a packet access solution in a cloud or hybrid network infrastructure - How to extract virtualized traffic for use with virtualized and physical toolsIMPORTANT: This course is designed to assist participants in preparing for the Gigamon Certified Professional certification test, but we recommend that you have the following pre-requisites prior to taking the GCP certification test: - Gigamon Foundations I: Insight into Network Data Across Your Network (GFD1) - (!) - (!) - (!) - Basic working knowledge of Gigamon products & flow mapping configuration - Cisco Certified Network Associate Routing & Switching (CCNA) or equivalent working knowledge - courselink=CO-CLOUD+][/courselink] or equivalent working knowledge - (!) or Cisco Certified Network Associate Security or equivalent working knowledgeThe primary target audiences for the course are: - All end users of Gigamon products - Security operations professionals and architects - Network operations professionals and architects - Professional service and system integrations specialists - Network and security administrators and architects - Participants of the Gigamon Partner Program and Gigamon Support Partner Program (GSPP) or Gigamon Professional Services Program (GPSP)The Gigamon Certified Professional (GCP) Boot Camp is a 5 day, instructor-led course that teaches security, network, cloud and sales engineers security fundamentals for implementing Gigamon technologies to monitor data in motion as part of a comprehensive security strategy. The course illustrates these concepts, as well as provides hands-on experience in implementing the GigaSECURE® Security Delivery Platform. It also provides instruction to the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed for implementing GigaSECURE® into enterprise networks. This course is also intended to help students prepare for the GCP certification exam (https://www.flane.co.uk/certification/GCP).Module 1: Security and Tool Essentials - Tools and Traffic Sources - Tool Types – Inline/Out-of-Band - Choosing a Traffic Source - Tap Selection and Placement Module 2: Addressing Common Threats - Review of Security Challenges - Traffic Source Selection - Threat Vectors - Common Security Vulnerabilities - Review of common threats - Basic Data Taxonomy - Democratization of Malware - Example of an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) - What Can Be Done - Courses of Action - Ways to break a kill chain - The new security model Module 3: Security and Monitoring Tools & Types - Tools, Tool Groupings and What Traffic They Need - Security and Monitoring Tools - Security Tools - Supporting Security Tools - Deploying Security Tools - Out-of-Band Monitoring - Inline Monitoring - Inline/Out-of-Band Tool Impact - Company Philosophy - Tool Groupings and Arrangements - Tool Redundancy Schemes - Tool/group redundancy schemes - Inline Tool Failover Schemes - NAT/PAT Gateways - Passive or Explicit - Redundancy and Failover Schemes - Networking Infrastructure Devices - Traffic Forwarding - Traffic Types Module 4: Traffic Filtering - Networking protocol usage - Filtering Traffic - Traffic sizing considerations - Filtering Fundamentals - Packet Sizes and uses - Firewall Concepts Module 5: Tool Sizing and Visibility Sizing - Traffic Requirements/minimum # tool nodes/sizing - Knowing When the Packet Access is Over-Subscribed - Packet access Sizing – Traffic Volume - Load sharing Module 6: Gigamon Platform Architecture - Installation and Setup (GigaVUE) - Box Setup - Port behaviors - Basic Flow Mapping Module 7: Traffic Intelligence - GigaSMART - GigaSMART Application usage - Highlighted GigaSMART Features – GigaSECURE - GigaSMART Performance and Capacity - GigaSMART sizing and restrictions - GigaSMART processing dependencies Module 8: Classic Inline Bypass - Classic Inline Bypass data processing - Configuration specifics and examples Module 9: Flexible Inline Bypass - Flexible Inline Bypass data processing - GigaSMART involvement / configuration Module 10: SSL Essentials - Inline SSL decryption solution - URL categorization and whitelisting Module 11: Implementing Inline SSL Decryption - Inline SSL configuration - Gigamon specific support features - Whitelisting support & configuration Module 12: Virtualization and Cloud Technologies - Virtual Machines Concepts - Virtual Networking Concepts - Cloud Architectures - Cloud Visibility Challenges - Solutions for Cloud Visibility - OpenStack Multi-Tenant - Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure Module 13: GigaSECURE Cloud - GigaSECURE Cloud Visibility Elements - GigaSECURE for OpenStack, AWS, and Azure Deployments - Identify the Requirements; Size the Solution Module 14: Gigamon SECURE Cloud: Solution Configurations - GigaSECURE Virtual Deployments - GigaSECURE Cloud Deployments - GigaSECURE Cloud: VSeries Appliance and Visibility Tier Deployments Module 15: Gigamon Maintenance and Operations - User management - Product Upgrading and Updating - System requirements & process details - Clustering benefits - Configuration of Clustering Labs: - Lab 1: Understanding Protocol Behaviors - Lab 2: Wireshark Trace File Activity - Lab 3: Trace File – HC2 Activity - Lab 4: Chassis Port Setup and Prep - Lab 5: GigaSMART Application: De-duplication - Lab 6: GigaSMART Application: NetFlow Generation - Lab 7: GigaSMART Application: Adaptive Packet Filtering - Lab 8: GigaSMART Application: Application Session Filtering - Lab 9: Trace File – SSL Activity - Lab 10: GigaSMART Application: Passive SSL Decryption - Lab 11: Classic Inline Bypass Configuration - Lab 12: Email Flexible Inline Bypass Configuration - Lab 13: GigaSMART Application: Inline SSL Decryption - Lab 14: GigaVUE-VM - Lab 15: Introduction to the Visibility Platform for AWS - Lab 16: Design a Basic Architecture for Private Cloud - Case Study: Design a Basic Architecture for VMware Private Cloud - Case Study: Design a Basic Architecture for OpenStack Private Cloud - Lab 17: Design a Basic Architecture for Public Cloud - Case Study: Visibility Tools Located in the Enterprise Data Center - Lab 18: Configuration Back Up and Restore - Lab 19: Removing All Configurations - Lab 20: H Series Clustering - Lab 21: Port Behavior Setup - Lab 22: Passall Configuration - Lab 23: Simple Flow Map Configuration - Lab 24: More Complex Flow Map Configuration with Rule Prioritization - Lab 25: Shared Collector Configuration - Lab 26: User-Defined Attribute Filter - Lab 27: Tool Mirror - Lab 28: Replication and Egress Filtering - Lab 29: Hybrid Ports - Lab 30: Tool GigaStream - Lab 31: Port-Pair - Lab 32: Snooping LLDP/CDP5 jours3540.004195.003995.003995.003995.003995.003995.003995.003995.003995.003995.003995.004195.003480.004195.005515.00