Palo Alto Networks EDU-220

The Palo Alto Networks Panorama: Managing Firewalls at Scale (EDU-220) course is two days of instructor-led training that should help you

• Learn how to configure and manage the next-generation Panorama management server
• Gain experience configuring templates (including template variables) and device groups
• Gain experience with administration, log collection, and logging and reporting
• Become familiar with planning and design considerations for Panorama deployment

• Module 1-Palo Alto Networks Portfolio and Architecture
• Module 2-Connect to the Management Network
• Module 3-Manage Firewall Configurations
• Module 4-Manage Firewall Administrator Accounts
• Module 5-Connect to Production Networks
• Module 6-The Cyberattack Lifecycle
• Module 7-Block Threats Using Security and NAT Policies
• Module 8-Block Packet-and Protocol-Based Attacks
• Module 9-Block Threats from Known Bad Sources
• Module 10-Block Threats by Identifying Applications
• Module 11-Maintain Application-Based Policies
• Module 12-Block Threats Using Custom Applications
• Module 13-Block Threats by Identifying Users
• Module 14–Block Threats by Identifying Devices
• Module 15 -Block Unknown Threats
• Module 16-Block Threats in Encrypted Traffic
• Module 17-Prevent Use of Stolen Credentials
• Module 18-Block Threats Using Security Profiles
• Module 19-View Threat and Traffic Information
• Module 20-Next Steps

Successful completion of this five-day, instructor-led course should enhance the student’s understanding of how to configure and manage Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewalls. The course includes hands-on experience configuring, managing, and monitoring a firewall in a lab environment.

Students must have completed the Firewall Essentials: Configuration and Management (EDU-210) class. Students must be familiar with Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewall management and basic networking concepts, including routing and IP addressing.

Security Administrators, Security Operations Specialists, Security Analysts, Security Engineers, and Security Architects