Securing Your Web with IronPort™ S-Series
Rev 1.3
Course Overview
This comprehensive, two-day training course covers how to install, configure, operate and maintain the S-Series. The course consists of hands-on labs, demos and presentations to help students learn technical aspects of the S-Series Web Security Appliances.
After successful completion of the course, the participant will be able to describe, configure, administer, and troubleshoot:
- Proxy Deployments
- Policy Layers
- Decryption Policies
- Routing Policies
- Access Policies
- URL filtering
- Predefined URL Categories
- Custom URL Categories
- Time Based Policies
- Web reputation filtering
- The DVS Anti-malware Engine
- Webroot
- McAfee
- HTTPS inspection
- Authentication
- Layer 4 Traffic Monitor
Audience
- Security Architects and System Designers
- Network Administrators and Operations Engineers
- Network or Security Managers responsible for web security
Prerequisites
Attendees should possess the following background knowledge and skills:
- Familiarity with TCP/IP services, including DNS, SSH, FTP, SNMP and IP routing is assumed
- Knowledge of HTTP, HTTPS and web proxy servers is assumed.
It is helpful but not mandatory that attendees have experience with IronPort Email Security Appliances.
Securing Your Web with IronPort™ S-Series
Day One Agenda
Module 1 - Course & Product Overview
- S-Series Architecture
- Installation and configuration
- The Setup Wizard
Module 2 - Defining Deploying Proxy Services
- Transparent and explicit forward mode
- Configuration and management
- Reading the access log
Module 3 - Describing S-Series Policies
- Policy Layers
- Policy Objects
Module 4 - Enforcing Acceptable Use
- Pre-defined URL filters
- Custom URL filters
- Time based policies
Module 5 - Defending Against Malware
- Web Reputation
- DVS malware scanning engine
Day Two Agenda
Module 6 - Utilizing Authentication
- Proxy authentication
- Configuring LDAP (basic) authentication
- Configuring Active Directory (NTLMSSP) authentication
Module 7 - Configuring Policies
- Decryption Policies
- Authentication Exemptions
- The Policy Trace Tool
Module 8 - Detecting Compromised Clients
- Layer 4 Traffic Monitor installation and configuration
- Layer 4 Traffic Monitor operation, logging and reporting
Module 9 - System Administration
- Reporting
- Monitoring
- Configuring Access
- Centralized configuration
Module 10 - Troubleshooting








