Course Outline

Introduction

Palo Alto Networks and Cybersecurity for Government

  • Specifications and platforms utilized in Palo Alto Networks
  • Ecosystem integration within the Palo Alto Networks framework

Palo Alto Firewalls

  • Deployment options for government environments
  • Firewall behaviors and functionalities

Overview of Malware

  • Propagating malware threats
  • Non-propagating malware threats

Preparing the Virtual Laboratory for Government Use

  • Configuring an AWS account for government operations
  • Setting up a Palo Alto instance in AWS for enhanced security
  • Configuring the Windows-based User-ID agent for government networks

Palo Alto Networks Development Environment for Government

  • Implementing basic settings for secure configurations
  • Adding commit changes to ensure consistent updates
  • Managing interfaces for optimal performance
  • Enabling updates and patches for ongoing security

Security Configuration and Threat Prevention for Government

  • Managing packet flow and traffic to enhance security protocols
  • Configuring the firewall to meet government standards
  • Setting up dynamic block lists to protect against known threats
  • Implementing Palo Alto AntiVirus protection for comprehensive defense
  • Optimizing data filtering for improved threat detection
  • Configuring denial of service (DoS) protection to safeguard critical systems

Networks and Availability for Government Operations

  • Enabling the Palo Alto firewall as a host server for government networks
  • Configuring virtual routers to enhance network flexibility
  • Configuring ports to ensure secure communication channels
  • Configuring different IPs to support diverse government applications

Summary and Conclusion

Requirements

  • Experience in information security for government

Audience

  • System Administrator
 21 Hours

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