Check Point CCSE | Cadre Information Security

Cyber Security Engineer (CCSE) R80.20

Course Overview

Check Point Security Engineer is an advanced course that teaches how to effectively build, modify, deploy and troubleshoot Check Point Security systems on the Gaia OS. We will study firewall processes and take a close look at user and kernel processing and Stateful Inspection. Labs include configuring security gateways, implementing VPNs, and preforming advanced troubleshooting tasks on the firewall.

With Cadre's enhanced course, the participants will receive 24/7 access to the labs for 6 months. The instructor will also provide additional study guide materials and lecture that are important to know for real-world use of the features covered in the class. Additional lecture to assist in passing the Check Point exam is also included.

If you choose to take the class remotely, Cadre provides a fully modern remote classroom experience with a state-of-the-art high resolution digital whiteboard. The whiteboard is excellent for complex network diagrams.

Duration: 3 Days

Prerequisites: Check Point Security Administration training, strong networking knowledge of Windows and/or UNIX operating systems and experience with TCP/IP and the internet.

Price: $2,695 (Group discounts available)

Course Objectives:

Identify advanced CLI commands
Understand system management procedures, including how to perform system upgrades and apply patches and hotfixes
Describe the Check Point Firewall infrastructure
Describe advanced methods of gathering important gateway data using CPView and CPInfo
Recognize how Check Point’s flexible API architecture supports automation and orchestration
Discuss advanced ClusterXL functions
Describe VRRP network redundancy advantages
Understand how SecureXL acceleration technology is used to enhance and improve performance
Understand how CoreXL acceleration technology is used to enhance and improve performance
Identify the SmartEvent components that store network activity logs and identify events
Discuss the SmartEvent process that determines which network activities may lead to security issues
Understand how SmartEvent can assist in detecting, remediating, and preventing security threats
Discuss the Mobile Access Software Blace and how it secures communication and data
Understand Mobile Access deployment options
Recognize Check Point Remote Access solutions
Discuss Check Point Capsule components and how they protect mobile devices and business documents
Discuss different Check Point Solutions for attacks such as zero-day and Advanced Persistent Threats
Understand how SandBlast, Threat Emulation, and Threat Extraction prevent security incidents
Identify how Check Point Mobile Threat Prevention can help protect data accessed on company-issued smartphones and tablets

Lab Exercises Include:

Upgrading a Security Management Server to R80.20
Applying Check Point Hotfixes
Configuring a New Security Gateway Cluster
Core CLI Elements of Firewall Administration
Configuring Manual Network Address Translation
Managing Objects Using the Check Point API
Enabling Check Point VRRP
Deploying a Secondary Security Management Server
Viewing the Chain Modules
Working with SecureXL
Working with CoreXL
Evaluating Threats with SmartEvent
Managing Mobile Access
Understanding IPS Protections
Deploying IPS Geo Protection
Reviewing Threat Prevention Settings and Protections
Deploying Threat Emulation and Threat Extraction

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Cyber Security Engineer (CCSE) R80.20

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