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Introduction

  • Overview of the Palo Alto Networks portfolio and architecture.
  • Firewall architecture overview.

Getting Started

  • Configuring initial firewall settings.
  • Configuring management network settings.
  • Activating the firewall.
  • Managing licenses and software.

Managing Firewall Configurations

  • Managing configurations.
  • Viewing and monitoring firewall logs.

Managing Firewall Administrator Accounts

  • Managing firewall authentication and authorization.
  • Creating a local firewall administrator account.
  • Creating a non-local firewall administrator account.
  • Creating a firewall administrator account for non-interactive login.

Connecting the Firewall to Production Networks

  • Blocking threats via network segmentation.
  • Utilizing network interfaces and security zones.
  • Configuring Layer 3 interfaces and sub-interfaces.
  • Using virtual wire interfaces.
  • Configuring tap interfaces.
  • Using virtual routers.
  • Setting up loopback interfaces.

Managing Security Policy Rules

  • Creating and managing security policy rules.
  • Creating and managing NAT policy rules.
  • Controlling application usage using app-ID.

Blocking Threats

  • Blocking threats using security and NAT policies.
  • Blocking packet- and protocol-based attacks.
  • Blocking threats originating from known malicious sources.
  • Blocking threats by identifying specific applications.
  • Blocking threats by identifying users.
  • Blocking threats by identifying devices.
  • Handling unknown threats.
  • Blocking threats within encrypted traffic.
  • Preventing the use of stolen credentials.
  • Blocking threats using security profiles.
  • Filtering inappropriate web traffic with URL filtering.
  • Employing decryption to block threats in encrypted traffic.

Threat and Traffic Information

  • Locating valuable information using logs and reports.
  • Forwarding threat and traffic data to external services.

Security Best Practices

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Fundamental understanding of networking and security concepts.

Audience

  • Security professionals.
  • Cybersecurity analysts.
  • System administrators.
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