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Training: CCSA – Check Point Certified Security Administrator R81, Certification Preparation

 

This training will enable you to acquire all the techniques and methodologies necessary to pass the exam for the CCSA R81 certification. You will learn how to implement a security policy, configure Network Address Translation (NAT), and work with the Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) module.

By the end of the training, the participant will be able to:

  • Install and configure the Check Point R81 product.

  • Implement Network Address Translation (NAT).

  • Deploy a security policy and monitor traffic.

  • Prepare for the official exam leading to the CCSA certification.

  • Implement application control policies, URL filtering, and user management.

Technicians, administrators, and system/network/security engineers.

Good knowledge of TCP/IP and a basic understanding of IT security.
Check that you have the necessary prerequisites to make the most of this training by taking this test.
 

Presentation of Check Point R81 Architecture

  • Check Point products.

  • New features of version R81.

Gaia Deployment: Installation of Check Point Appliances

  • Presentation of the Gaia system.

  • Elements of the three-tier architecture.

  • Modular architecture of “Software Blades.”

  • Check Point Infinity.

  • Architecture in distributed mode and standalone mode.

  • The management server. The SIC protocol.
    Practical Work: Installation of Check Point R81.

Managing the Security Management Server

  • Introduction to SmartConsole R81.

  • Security policy. Rule management.

  • Unified Policies.

  • Packet inspection.

  • “Inline” policies (sub-rules).
    Practical Work: Installing SmartConsole. Creating objects. Building a security policy. Enabling anti-spoofing.

Network Address Translation (NAT)

  • Address translation rules with IPv4 and IPv6.

  • Static NAT (One-to-One NAT) and dynamic NAT (Many-to-One NAT)/PAT.

  • Manual NAT.

  • ARP issues and routing.
    Practical Work: Setting up automatic static NAT, Hide NAT, and manual translation rules.

Visibility: Log Management, Monitoring, and Reporting

  • Log management policy.

  • Tracking connections with Logs & Monitor (formerly SmartView Tracker).

  • SmartView Monitor: features and alert thresholds.
    Practical Work: Enabling monitoring, using the Suspicious Activity Monitoring Protocol, viewing traffic, monitoring security policy status.

License and Multi-Site Management

  • License structure.

  • Managing licenses in SmartUpdate and SmartConsole.

  • Types of licenses.

  • Managing contracts and services.

  • Monitoring license status.

  • Defining Policy Packages.

  • Managing Policy Packages.

  • Definition and types of “Layers.”

  • Packet inspection in an “Ordered Layer.”

  • Sharing Layers (Policy Layer Sharing).

Administrator Management

  • “Permission Profiles.”

  • Limiting administrator action scope.

  • Managing concurrent users.

  • Session management.
    Practical Work: Creating a new “Permission Profile” with limited permissions.

HTTPS Decryption

  • Creating rules.

  • Certificate management.

  • Server Name Indications (SNI).
    Practical Work: Implementing HTTPS inspection.

Application Control / URL Filtering

  • Limitations of a classic firewall by IP and port.

  • Access control.

  • AppWiki. URL Filtering.

  • UserCheck.
    Practical Work: Web and Application Filtering—create and share the “Web and Applications Filtering” policy as an “Inline Layer” and “Ordered Layer.”

User-Based / Threat Prevention Policy

  • Need to retrieve user identity.

  • Identity Awareness R81 authentication methods.

  • “Access Role” objects.

  • Threat Prevention policy and its “Software Blades.”

  • Rule management.

  • Security profiles.

  • Autonomous Threat Prevention.
    Practical Work: Authentication—implement Identity Awareness, create roles and access. Anti-Virus and Anti-Bot.

To take the certification exam, simply register on the Check Point website. You can then take the exam either online or at an authorized testing center.

 
 

The trainer evaluates the participant’s learning progress throughout the course using multiple-choice questionnaires, practical exercises, and real-life scenarios.
The participant also completes a placement test before and after the training to validate the skills acquired.

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