PALO ALTO (PCNSE) Certification Training

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Overview

To start the Palo Alto (PCNSE) Training in Bangalore, the PCNSE – OS 9 ( Palo Alto Certified Network Security Engineer ) preparation is to begin by knowing thoroughly the syllabus and study guide of Palo Alto PCNSE certification exam. The study guide is a key to get you understand the Palo Alto and the nature of the Palo Alto PCNSE exam.
Our team of experts has composed this Palo Alto PCNSE exam preparation guide to provide the overview about Palo Alto Network Security Engineer exam, study material, sample questions, practice exam and ways to interpret the exam objectives to help you assess your readiness for the Palo Alto PCNSE PAN-OS 9 exam by identifying prerequisite areas of knowledge. We recommend you to refer the simulation questions and practice test listed in this guide to determine what type of questions will be asked and the level of difficulty that could be tested in the Palo Alto PCNSE certification exam.

Palo Alto PCNSE Exam Topics:

Domain weight %

a) Planning and Core Concepts. 19%
b) Deploy and Conﬁgure. 32%
c) Deploy and Conﬁgure Firewalls Using Panorama 13%
d) Manage and operate 16%
e) Troubleshooting 20%

Section	Percentage	Objectives
Planning and Core Concepts	19%	Task 1.1 Identify and characterize the security components of the PAN-OS and how they work together Identify the security Identify the NGFW Identify Panorama Understand the PAN-OS subscriptions and the features they Understand plug-in Task 1.2 Differentiate between deployment considerations of virtual form factors. Understand public cloud virtual ﬁrewall deployment Understand hybrid cloud virtual ﬁrewall deployment Understand private cloud virtual ﬁrewall deployment Understand container ﬁrewall deployment Task 1.3 Determine appropriate interface types for various environments Leverage Layer 2 Leverage Layer 3 Leverage vWire Leverage Tap Leverage sub-interfaces. Leverage tunnel Leverage aggregate Leverage loopback Leverage decrypt mirror Task 1.4 Identify decryption deployment strategies Understand the risks and implications of enabling Identify what cannot be Understand the impact to the hardware of enabling Identify use cases and conﬁgure SSH Identify uses of decryption proﬁles. Understand the impact of using SSL Task 1.5 Understand how to insert the ﬁrewall within a larger security stack Identify the main use cases of decryption Identify the purpose of clear text pass-through. Task 1.6 Plan User-ID deployment Identify the methods of building user to IP Differentiate User-ID Identify the methods of User-ID Identify the methods for group Identify the use of username and domain name in HTTP header insertion. Task 1.7 Identify the purpose of captive portal, MFA and the authentication policy Identify the purpose of and use case for MFA and the Authentication policy. Identify the dependencies for implementing Task 1.8 Summarize the components of Palo Alto Networks SD-WAN deployments Identify requirements for a PAN-OS SD-WAN Identify requirements for a Prisma SD-WAN Identify whether to use Prisma SD-WAN for an SD-WAN Identify SD-WAN Task 1.9 Differentiate between the fundamental functions of the management plane and data plane Identify functions that reside on the management Identify functions that reside on the data Scope the impact of using SSL Scope the impact of turning logs on for every security
Deploy and Configure	32%	Task 2.1 Conﬁgure management proﬁles Conﬁgure the SSH management proﬁle. Conﬁgure the SSL/TLS proﬁle. Conﬁgure interface Task 2.2 Deploy and conﬁgure security proﬁles Identify and conﬁgure the different security proﬁles and security proﬁle Identify steps needed to create a custom security proﬁle. Conﬁgure exceptions to a security proﬁle. Identify the relationship between URL ﬁltering and credential theft prevention. Identify the impact of turning logs on for every security Task 2.3 Conﬁgure App-ID Identify how to create security rules to implement App-ID without relying on port-based Migrate port and protocol Identify the impact of application override to the overall functionality of the ﬁrewall. Create custom apps and Task 2.4 Conﬁgure zone protection, packet buffer protection and DoS protection Implement zone protection proﬁles. Implement denial-of-service Implement packet buffer Task 2.5 Implement the ﬁrewall to meet business requirements that leverage the Palo Alto Networks product portfolio Plan a NGFW Implement a single ﬁrewall. Implement an active passive High Availability Understand the considerations of advanced HA Implement zero touch Conﬁgure Task 2.6 Conﬁgure authorization, authentication and device administration Conﬁgure RBAC for Understand the different methods to Implement the authentication Understand the device administration Task 2.7 Conﬁgure and manage certiﬁcates Identify which Certiﬁcates to Conﬁgure certiﬁcates. Manage certiﬁcates. Task 2.8 Conﬁgure routing Conﬁgure dynamic Conﬁgure redistribution proﬁles. Conﬁgure static Conﬁgure route Conﬁgure and understand policy-based forwarding and how it affects routing and FW Task 2.9 Conﬁgure Prisma Access Conﬁgure service Conﬁgure service Conﬁgure mobile Conﬁgure remote Understand the implications of regions, locations, and terms when conﬁguring. Task 2.10 Conﬁgure GlobalProtect Understand the components of a Conﬁgure Install Differentiate between logon Conﬁgure clientless VPN. Understand GlobalProtect Task 2.11 Conﬁgure NAT Conﬁgure features of NAT policy Conﬁgure security Conﬁgure Task 2.12 Conﬁgure decryption Conﬁgure inbound Conﬁgure SSL forward Conﬁgure SSH Task 2.13 Conﬁgure site-to-site tunnels Conﬁgure IPsec, GRE. Conﬁgure one-to-one and one-to-many Determine when to use proxy Task 2.14 Conﬁgure SD-WAN Conﬁgure PAN-OS. Conﬁgure Prisma SD-WAN. Identify how to monitor SD-WAN connection status and failovers in Panorama. Task 2.15 Conﬁgure User-ID Understand captive Identify the beneﬁts of using dynamic user groups in policy Identify the requirements to support dynamic user Identify how internal and external gateways can be Identify the use of username and domain name in HTTP header insertion. Task 2.16 Conﬁgure service routes Conﬁgure default Conﬁgure custom Task 2.17 Conﬁgure application-based QoS Select/identify the Select egress interface (and turn QoS on after conﬁguring it). Conﬁgure QoS policy Conﬁgure QoS proﬁle. Task 2.18 Conﬁgure WildFire Conﬁgure WildFire Conﬁgure WildFire Conﬁgure supported ﬁle Conﬁgure ﬁle
Deploy and Conﬁgure Firewalls Using Panorama	13%	Task 3.1 Conﬁgure templates and template stacks Identify how to use templates and template Identify how the order of templates in a stack affect the conﬁguration push to a ﬁrewall. Identify the components conﬁgured in a Conﬁgure variables in Identify the relationship between Panorama and devices as pertaining to dynamic updates versions and policy implementation and/or HA Task 3.2 Conﬁgure device groups Understand device group Identify what device groups Differentiate between different use cases for pre-rules and post-rules. Identify the impact of conﬁguring a master Task 3.3 Manage ﬁrewall conﬁgurations within Panorama Identify how the Panorama commit recovery feature Identify the conﬁguration settings for Panorama automatic commit Conﬁgure commit Manage conﬁg Understand various commit type
Manage and Operate	16%	Task 4.1 Manage and conﬁgure log forwarding Identify log types and Manage external Create and manage Identify system and trafﬁc issues using the web interface and CLI tools. Task 4.2 Plan and execute the process to update a Palo Alto Networks system Update a single ﬁrewall. Update HA Perform Panorama Schedule and manage dynamic Schedule and manage software Task 4.3 Manage HA functions Conﬁgure link Conﬁgure path Identify when to use HA Tune Conﬁgure A/A and A/P. Manage HA Task 4.4 Identify the beneﬁts and differences between the Heatmap and the BPA reports 4.4.1 Identify how to use the Heatmap and BPA to optimize FW conﬁgurations.
Troubleshooting	20%	Task 5.1 Troubleshoot site-to-site tunnels Troubleshoot IPsec, GRE. Troubleshoot one-to-one and one-to-many Troubleshoot proxy Task 5.2 Troubleshoot physical interfaces Troubleshoot Troubleshoot Task 5.3 Troubleshoot SSL Decryption View decrypted trafﬁc in View SSL decrypt info on Differentiate between supported and unsupported cipher Identify certiﬁcate Troubleshoot inbound Troubleshoot SSL forward Troubleshoot SSH Task 5.4 Troubleshoot routing Conﬁgure dynamic Conﬁgure redistribution proﬁles. Conﬁgure static Conﬁgure route Conﬁgure and understand policy-based forwarding and how it affects routing and FW Task 5.5 Investigate Trafﬁc Patterns on the NGFW or Panorama Interpret log ﬁles. Create and interpret Create and interpret Identify system and trafﬁc issues using the web interface and CLI tools. Task 5.6 Troubleshoot zone protection, packet buffer protection and DoS protection Troubleshoot zone protection proﬁles. Troubleshoot denial-of-service Troubleshoot packet buffer Task 5.7 Troubleshoot GlobalProtect Troubleshoot connection problems to Portal. Troubleshoot connection problems to Troubleshoot connection problems to the provided Troubleshoot GP Task 5.8 Troubleshooting PAN-OS-based SD-WAN Troubleshoot simple SD-WAN event Troubleshoot interpreting Troubleshoot VPN Troubleshoot App-Performance via Panorama Troubleshoot Link Performance via Panorama

Palo Alto PCNSE Exam Overview:

Palo Alto PCNSE PAN-OS 9 Exam Description:The Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer (PCNSE) is a formal, third-party proctored certification that indicates that those who have passed it possess the in-depth knowledge to design, install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot most implementations based on the Palo Alto Networks platform.

Exam Name	Palo Alto Network Security Engineer
Exam Number	PCNSE PAN-OS 9
Exam Price	$160 USD
Duration	80 minutes
Number of Questions	75
Passing Score	70%
Recommended Training	EDU-110 Firewall Essentials – EDU-210 Panorama (EDU-220)
Exam Registration	PEARSON VUE

Five Different Tracks	Sessions	Days on classes
Super-Fast Track	6 to 8 hrs per day	Mon- Thru
Fast Track	3 to 4 hrs per day	Mon- Thru
Weekend Track	3 to 4 hrs	Sat & Sun
Regular Track	2 hrs per day	Mon- Thru
Online Training	2 hrs per day	Mon- Thru
Total Duration is One Month.

Course	Exam Code	Certification Fees	Batch Start Date
PCNSE	PCNSE PAN-OS9	$140+GST	Click here for Batch Dates

The Palo Alto (PCNSE) training is conducted using following real Palo Alto equipment :-

• PALO ALTO DEVICE PA220

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Palo Alto(PCNSE) COURSE FEES:-

Indian Student Fees

Program-Name	Super-Fast-Track	Fast-Track	Regular-Track	Weekend-Track	Regular-TrackPrice(Rs.)
PCNSE	7 Days	15 Days	40 Days	6 Weekend Class	15000/-

18% GST will be Charged Extra

Online Training Fees

Program-Name	Super-Fast-Track	Fast-Track	Regular-Track	Weekend-Track	Regular-TrackPrice(Rs.)
PCNSE	7 Days	15 Days	40 Days	6 Weekend Class	15000/-

18% GST will be Charged Extra

Foreign Student Fees

Program-Name	Super-Fast-Track	Fast-Track	Regular-Track	Weekend-Track	Regular-TrackPrice($(US))
PCNSE	7 Days	15 Days	40 Days	6 Weekend Class	$450

18% GST will be Charged Extra

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PALO ALTO (PCNSE) Certification Training

Overview

Palo Alto PCNSE Exam Topics:

Palo Alto PCNSE Exam Overview:

Palo Alto(PCNSE) COURSE FEES:-

Indian Student Fees

Online Training Fees

Foreign Student Fees

Course List