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Cisco FTD Introduction
1. Cisco FTD Overview and Features
FTD / FMC installation and initial configuration
2. Cisco FTD Installation Guide (Version 7.0.1)
3. Cisco FTD Routed Mode Setup Guide
Cisco FTD Access Control Policy
4. Cisco FTD Access Control Policy
5. Cisco FTD Application Control Policy
6. Firepower Custom Application Detector
Cisco FTD Pre-filter Policy
7. Cisco FTD Prefilter Policy
Cisco FTD Security Intelligence
8. Cisco FTD Security Intelligence ( IPs and URLs)
9. cisco FTD DNS Security Intelligence and DNS Sinkhole
10. Cisco FTD Threat Intelligence Director (Cisco TID)
Cisco FTD URL Filtering
11. Cisco FTD URL Filtering
Cisco FTD Malware and File Policy
12. Cisco Firepower Malware and File Policy
Cisco FTD SSL Decryption Policy
13. Cisco FTD SSL Decryption
14. Cisco Firepower SSL Decryption: Decrypt Known Key
Cisco FTD NAT
15. Cisco FTD NAT Fundamentals
16. Cisco FTD NAT Configuration
Cisco FTD Identity based Access Control
17. Cisco Firepower Active Directory Integration
18. Cisco FTD Identity Policy : Active Authentication
Cisco FTD Transparent mode versus Routed mode
19. Cisco FTD Transparent Mode
Cisco FTD Network Discovery
20. Cisco FTD Network Discovery Policy
Cisco Firepower IPS Policy
21. Cisco Firepower IPS Policy
22. Cisco Firepower Deployment Modes
23. Cisco Firepower Event Suppression
24. Cisco Firepower Network Analysis Policy
25. Firepower Sensitive Data Detection
26. Cisco Firepower Port Scan Detection
27. Cisco Firepower Correlation Policy
28. Cisco Firepower Traffic Profile changes in Correlation Policy
Cisco FTD High Availability Configuration
29. Cisco FTD High Availability Configuration

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Juniper SRX application firewall provides the capability to control traffic at application layer.In the traditional firewall that we have configured so far, we have had the ability to control traffic only at Layer 3 and Layer 4.Application layer traffic control is possible using application signatures prepared by Juniper.full content in:https://rayka-co.com/lesson/juniper-srx-application-firewall/

Juniper SRX application firewall provides the capability to control traffic at application layer.In the traditional firewall that we have configured so far, we have had the ability to control traffic only at Layer 3 and Layer 4.Application layer traffic control is possible using application signatures prepared by Juniper.full content in:https://rayka-co.com/lesson/juniper-srx-application-firewall/

Juniper SRX global security policy gives the capability to write policies to control traffic but independent of the zone-pair. Global policy can be also used to be applied to multiple zone-pait at once. It is important to notice that global policy is processed after normal inter-zone policy and before default deny-all policy.full content in:https://rayka-co.com/lesson/juniper-srx-global-security-policy/

Monitoring and troubleshooting security policies on Juniper SRX device is critical especially when you have a problem in a connection through SRX device.In this section we will learn five practical commands, specific for the purpose of security policy monitoring and troubleshooting.full content in:https://rayka-co.com/lesson/monitoring-and-troubleshooting-security-policies-in-juniper-srx/

Juniper SRX security policy is the main task of the SRX device to control traffic between zones.Unlike firewall filter it works stateful. That means you only have to permit from the initiator zone to the destination zone. Return traffic is automatically allowed based on the session table.In this section we will learn how to configure security policy. security policy monitoring will be discussed in the next specific section because of its importance.full content in:https://rayka-co.com/lesson/juniper-srx-policy-configuration/

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