CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional) Security SNCF (Firepower) - Todd Lammle, LLC

CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional) Security SNCF (Firepower)

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The Securing Networks with Cisco Firepower v1.0 (SNCF 300-710) exam is a 90-minute exam associated with the CCNP Security, and Cisco Certified Specialist – Network Security Firepower certifications.

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CCNP Security SNCF 0.0: Course Introduction

CCNP Security SNCF 0.1: Installing Firepower on VCenter

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CCNP Security SNCF Downloads

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CCNP Security SNCF 1.0: Deployment 30%

CCNP Security SNCF 1.1: Implement NGFW Modes

CCNP Security SNCF 1.1a: Routed Mode

CCNP Security SNCF 1.1b: Transparent Mode

CCNP Security SNCF 1.2: Implement NGIPS Modes

CCNP Security SNCF 1.2a: Passive

CCNP Security SNCF 1.2b: Inline

CCNP Security SNCF 1.3: Implement High Availability Options

CCNP Security SNCF 1.3a: Link Redundancy

CCNP Security SNCF 1.3b: Active/Standby Failover

CCNP Security SNCF 1.3c: Multi-instance

CCNP Security SNCF 1.4: Describe IRB Configuration

CCNP Security SNCF 1.0 Deployment Summary

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CCNP Security SNCF 2.0: Configuration 30%

CCNP Security SNCF 2.1: Configure System Settings in Cisco Firepower Management Center

CCNP Security SNCF 2.1a: Configure System Configuration in the Cisco FMC

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2: Configure these Policies in Cisco Firepower Management Center

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2a: Access Control

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2a: Access Control Part 2

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2a: Access Control Part 3

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2b: Intrusion

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2c: Malware and File

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2d: DNS

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2e: Identity

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2f: SSL

CCNP Security SNCF 2.2g: Prefilter

CCNP Security SNCF 2.3: Configure These Features using Cisco Firepower Management Center

CCNP Security SNCF 2.3a: Network Discovery

CCNP Security SNCF 2.3b: Application detectors (Open AppID)

CCNP Security SNCF 2.3c: Correlation

CCNP Security SNCF 2.3c: Correlation Part 2

CCNP Security SNCF 2.3d: Actions

CCNP Security SNCF 2.4: Configure Objects using Firepower Management Center

CCNP Security SNCF 2.4a: Object Management

CCNP Security SNCF 2.4b: Intrusion Rules

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5: Configure Devices using Firepower Management Center

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5a: Device Management Part 1

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5a: Device Management Part 2

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5b: NAT

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5c: VPN

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5c: VPN Part 2

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5d: QoS

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5d: QoS Part 2

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5d: QoS Part 3

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5e: Platform Settings

CCNP Security SNCF 2.5.f Certificates

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CCNP Security SNCF 3.0: Management and Troubleshooting 25%

CCNP Security SNCF 3.1 Troubleshoot with FMC CLI and GUI

CCNP Security SNCF 3.2 Configure dashboards and reporting in FMC

CCNP Security SNCF 3.3 Troubleshoot using packet capture procedures

CCNP Security SNCF 3.4 Analyze risk and standard reports

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CCNP Security SNCF 4.0: Integration 15%

CCNP Security SNCF 4.1 Configure Cisco AMP for Networks in Firepower Management Center

CCNP Security SNCF 4.2 Configure Cisco AMP for Endpoints in Firepower Management Center

CCNP Security SNCF 4.3 Implement Threat Intelligence Director for third-party security intelligence feeds

CCNP Security SNCF 4.4 Describe using Cisco Threat Response for security investigations

CCNP Security SNCF 4.5.1 Introduction to pxGrid

CCNP Security SNCF 4.5 Describe Cisco FMC PxGrid Integration with Cisco Identify Services Engine (ISE)

CCNP Security SNCF 4.6 Describe Rapid Threat Containment (RTC) functionality within Firepower Management Center

CCNP Security SNCF 4.7 Describe Cisco Identity Services Engine Passive Identity Connector and Firepower Management Center