PASESA - Cisco Channel Partner Securing Email with Cisco Email Security Appliance v2.1

Module 1: Reviewing the Cisco Email Security Appliance

• Lesson 1-1: Reviewing the Cisco Security Management Appliance
• Lesson 1-2: Defining an SMTP Conversation
• Lesson 1-3: Identifying Terms and Definitions
• Lesson 1-4: Examining the Pipeline
• Lesson 1-5: Describing Cisco Email Security Appliance Models and Licensing
• Lesson 1-6: Installing and Verifying the Cisco Email Security Appliance
• Lesson 1-7: Module Summary

Module 2: Performing an Evaluation

• Lesson 2-1: Describing Cisco AsyncOS
• Lesson 2-2: Describing the Listener
• Lesson 2-3: Module Summary

Module 3: Administering the Cisco Email Security Appliance

• Lesson 3-1: Configuring Localized Message Tracking and Reporting
• Lesson 3-2: Configuring Centralized Tracking and Reporting
• Lesson 3-3: Tracking and Reporting Messages
• Lesson 3-4: Administering the Cisco Email Security Appliance
• Lesson 3-5: Managing Log Files
• Lesson 3-6: Creating and Using Administrator Accounts
• Lesson 3-7: Module Summary

Module 4: Controlling Sender and Recipient Domains

• Lesson 4-1: Configuring Public and Private Listeners
• Lesson 4-2: Describing the HAT
• Lesson 4-3: Describing the RAT
• Lesson 4-4: Describing Email Authentication Methods
• Lesson 4-5: Defining Domain-Based Message Authentication
• Lesson 4-6: Troubleshooting with Mail Logs
• Lesson 4-7: Module Summary

Module 5: Controlling Spam with Cisco SensorBase and Antispam

• Lesson 5-1: Describing SensorBase
• Lesson 5-2: Configuring Antispam
• Lesson 5-3: Quarantining Spam on the Cisco Email Security Appliance
• Lesson 5-4: Describing Safelist and Blocklist
• Lesson 5-5: Quarantining Spam on the Cisco Security Management Appliance
• Lesson 5-6: Configuring Bounce Verification
• Lesson 5-7: Describing Web Reputation Filters
• Lesson 5-8: Defining Outbreak Filters
• Lesson 5-9: Module Summary

Module 6: Using Antivirus, Advanced Malware Protection, and Virus Outbreak Filter

• Lesson 6-1: Enabling Antivirus Engines
• Lesson 6-2: Using Outbreak Filters
• Lesson 6-3: Using Advanced Malware Protection
• Lesson 6-4: Module Summary

Module 7: Using Mail Policies

• Lesson 7-1: Describing Email Security Manager
• Lesson 7-2: Creating User-Based Mail Policies
• Lesson 7-3: Using Message Splintering
• Lesson 7-4: Module Summary

Module 8: Using Content Filters

• Lesson 8-1: Describing Content Filtering
• Lesson 8-2: Configuring Basic Content Filtering
• Lesson 8-3: Applying Content Filter Applications
• Lesson 8-4: Describing and Configuring Message Filtering
• Lesson 8-5: Module Summary

Module 9: Preventing Data Loss

• Lesson 9-1: Identifying the Data Loss Problem
• Lesson 9-2: Choosing a Cisco DLP Solution
• Lesson 9-3: Implementing DLP Configuration
• Lesson 9-4: Describing the RSA Engine
• Lesson 9-5: Module Summary

Module 10: Using LDAP

• Lesson 10-1: Describing LDAP Features
• Lesson 10-2: Describing Query Tokens and Operators
• Lesson 10-3: Configuring LDAP Profiles
• Lesson 10-4: Configuring SMTP Call-Ahead
• Lesson 10-5: Reviewing Case Studies
• Lesson 10-6: Using LDAP Group Queries
• Lesson 10-7: Module Summary

Module 11: Using Authentication and Encryption

• Lesson 11-1: Configuring Cisco Registered Envelope Service
• Lesson 11-2: Describing TLS
• Lesson 11-3: Authenticating Email with SPF
• Lesson 11-4: Module Summary

Module 12: Understanding Clustering

• Lesson 12-1: Creating a Clustered Environment
• Lesson 12-2: Joining an Existing Cluster
• Lesson 12-3: Managing a Clustered Environment
• Lesson 12-4: Administering a Cluster from the GUI
• Lesson 12-5: Module Summary

Lab Details:

1. Discovery 1: Customize Mail Policies for Your End Users
2. Discovery 2: Configure DLP
3. Discovery 3: Configure LDAP Accept
4. Discovery 4: Configure SMTP Call-Ahead

• Hardware Challenge Lab 1: Access the Cisco Remote Lab
• Hardware Challenge Lab 2: Install Your Cisco Email Security Appliance
• Hardware Challenge Lab 3: Plan the Cisco Email Security Appliance
• Hardware Challenge Lab 4: Perform Administration
• Hardware Challenge Lab 5: Test Your Listener Settings
• Hardware Challenge Lab 6: Prevent Domain Spoofing with DMARC
• Hardware Challenge Lab 7: Defend Against Spam with SensorBase and Antispam
• Hardware Challenge Lab 8: Defend Against Viruses
• Hardware Challenge Lab 9: Prevent Advanced Persistent Threats with Advanced Malware Protection
• Hardware Challenge Lab 10: Customize Mail Policies for Your End Users
• Hardware Challenge Lab 11: Enforce Your Business Policies in Email Delivery
• Hardware Challenge Lab 12: Manage High-Volume Mail Flow
• Hardware Challenge Lab 13: Configure DLP
• Hardware Challenge Lab 14: Configure LDAP Accept
• Hardware Challenge Lab 15: Configure SMTP Call-Ahead
• Hardware Challenge Lab 16: Accommodate Multiple Domains Using LDAP Accept Bypass and Domain Assignments
• Hardware Challenge Lab 17: Control Mail Policies with LDAP Group Queries
• Hardware Challenge Lab 18: Configure Envelope Encryption
• Hardware Challenge Lab 19: Encrypt Email with TLS
• Hardware Challenge Lab 20: Configure Clusters

The knowledge and skills that a learner must have before attending this course are as follows:

• Basic computer literacy, including the use of general office software, such as Microsoft Office
• Basic Microsoft Windows navigation and keyboard proficiency skills
• Basic Internet usage skills, including use of a browser and search tools
• Basic email usage skills
• Moderate knowledge of TCP/IP fundamentals
• Experience with Internet-based messaging, including SMTP, Internet message formats, and MIME message formats

This course is part of the following Certifications:

• Security