Secure Design Principles for CCNP Security (300-206) SENSS
This course is part 1 of 6 in the Cisco CCNP Security (300-206) SENSS exam learning path. Secure network design is an essential skill for all network security engineers. This course covers the fundamental elements of Cisco Secure Network Designs, and prepares CCNP Security candidates for this exam topic.
What you'll learn
Secure network design is an integral part of today's networks. As threats continue to develop, our network designs must factor in the latest security components and capabilities. This course covers Cisco security architectures and solutions while preparing CCNP Security candidates in the process. Each module covers a different aspect of network security design, including tools and documentation available today, and an overview of the Cisco TrustSec solution.
Table of contents
- Network Security Zoning Module Introduction 1m
- Overview of Network Security Zoning 1m
- The Network Security Zoning Implementation Model 3m
- The Network Security Zoning Implementation Model (Continued) 2m
- Characteristics of a Zone and Zone Interface Points 2m
- Introduction to Services 1m
- Common Services 5m
- Placement of Services 2m
- Summary 1m
- Cisco Modular Network Architecture Introduction 1m
- Cisco Modular Network Architecture and Design Considerations 6m
- Design Blueprints and Security Solutions 7m
- Security Control Framework 2m
- What Is a Principle? 2m
- Design Principles Part 1 6m
- Design Principles Part 2 2m
- Design Principles Part 3 4m
- Cisco Modular Network Architecture Module Review 10m
- Summary 2m
About the author
Brandon has over 13 years experience as a Cisco Instructor and has taught hundreds of students in the areas of Routing and Switching, Security, Wireless, Voice, and Data Center. Brandon loves technology and is a an avid blogger, spends time assisting students in the Cisco Learning Network. He holds the CCIE in Security (#23837).