SecureACADEMY
SecureLink organises SecureACADEMY, a set of hands-on workshops, lead by certified Security Consultants of SecureLink.
What you will get
The SecureACADEMY workshops are hosted in the Belgian & Dutch offices of SecureLink and are situated around all available solutions in our portfolio. After following a course you will be able to set up the solution, troubleshoot it and make most changes to the configuration. You will be instructed by SecureLink consultants with extensive experience in the field, that know what is hot and what is not regarding the several solutions at hand. Useful tips and tricks, heads up and do & don't scenarios.
SecureLink will provide course material, lunches and drinks. You will receive a proof of attendance.
Price
Most workshops are 2 day courses. These courses will cost 1200€ ex VAT. 1 day trainings cost 900€ ex VAT. Official trainings may have a different price.
Agenda
| SecureACADEMY Workshop | Price | When ? | Registration |
| Juniper Networks SRX Workshop (basic) | € 1200 | 18 - 19 Jan | Register |
| Palo Alto Networks official training PAN-EDU-201 (basic) | € 1500 | 1 - 2 Feb | Register |
| Palo Alto Networks official training PAN-EDU-301 (advanced) | € 1200 | 3 Feb | Register |
| IPv6 Workshop - Official Training | € 1500 | 21-22 Feb | Register |
| Juniper Networks SSL workshop (basic) | € 1200 | 23-24 Feb | Register |
| Juniper Networks EX workshop (basic) | € 1200 | 7-8 March | Register |
| Juniper Networks SSL workshop (advanced) | € 1200 | 22-23 March | Register |
Following SecureAcademy Workshops are organised in the SecureLink offices in the Netherlands and are given in Dutch:
coming soon
If you want more details on one of these workshops or if you want to subscribe, please contact Ellen Le Beer by mailing ellen@securelink.be
Topics or agenda per Workshop
IPv6 Official Training
Course Summary: IPv6 has been heavily discussed for almost a decade. Some people therefore think that it will never come true. Fact is that IPv6 is well-engineered and mature and will be the basis of our future networks and the Internet. This 2-day-workshop shows, what future services are possible with IPv6. It describes the important and new functions of IPv6 from the technical aspect, compares these with IPv4 and gives a good overview of existing transition and coexistence mechanisms of IPv6 with IPv4. Hands-on exercises give you the opportunity to become familiar with the new protocol. The main focus of the workshop is on the technology. You will have the opportunity to configure the protocol on Linux and Windows, as well as on a router and analyze the communication in trace files.
Pre-requisites: You need a good understanding of networking in general and of TCP/IP. Regarding IPv6 no previous knowledge is necessary.
Audience: Technical Decision makers, Network Analysts, IT-Consultants, System Administrators, Network-and System Engineers
Agenda:
- The Structure of the Protocol (The IPv6 Header)
- DNS, DHCPv6 and Mobile IPv6
- IPv6 Security
- Transition Mechanisms and Scenarios
- ICMPv6 (Neighbor Discovery, Autoconfiguration, Path MTU Discovery, Multicast Management)
- IPv6 Addressing (Address Format, Address Types, Address Allocations)
- Several Labs
Juniper Networks ScreenOS workshop
- The Juniper Networks security architecture
- Configure administrative access and options
- Back up and restore configuration and ScreenOS files
- Configure a ScreenOS device in transparent, route, Network Address Translation (NAT), and IP version 6 (IPv6) modes
- The applications of multiple virtual routers
- Configuration of the Juniper Networks firewall
- Configuration of advanced policy options
- Identify and configure network designs for various types of network address translation
- Configure policy-based and route-based VPN tunnels
Infoblox Secure DNS, DHCP, IPAM workshop
- PRODUCT OVERVIEW
- GUI OVERVIEW
- NIOS ADMINISTRATION
- HIGH AVAILABILITY
- GRID ARCHITECTURE
- DNS ZONE AND RECORD CONFIGURATION
- ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNTS
- INFOBLOX VIEWS
- DHCP & IPAM ADMINISTRATION
- IP ADDRESS MANAGEMENT
- NETWORK DISCOVERY
Juniper SSL VPN Basic Workshop
- Introduction to the SA Series device
- Introduction to the SSL protocol and public key infrastructure (PKI)
- Typical deployment scenarios
- SA Series terminology
- Roles and role restrictions.
- Realms
- Resource and Sign-in policies.
- Authentication servers and policies.
- Host Checker
- Cache Cleaner
- Client and server support
- Network Connect
- Troubleshooting
Juniper SSL VPN Advanced Workshop
- Advanced access management
- Advanced authentication
- Advanced policies
- Password management
- Administrative delegation
- Custom user interface (UI)
- Clustering
- Troubleshooting
- Instant Virtual System (IVS)
- Secure Meeting
Juniper Networks SRX Firewalling workshop
- Introduction
- CLI, J-web basic
- Interface, security, routingChapter 4: Natting
- VPN
- NSM (option)
Juniper Networks EX Workshop
- Intro
- JUNOS Philosophy and JUNOS based products
- JUNOS CLI
- Basic Configuration (vlans, RVI, etc)
- Virtual Chassis
- ACL’s
- 802.1x
- VRF (option)
- L2 Security (option)
Palo Alto Networks official training PAN-EDU-201
- Technology Overview: Concepts introduced and Hardware and PAN-OS architecture.
- Firewall Configuration Concepts & configuration
- Defining Untrusted Network Security Policy
- Configuration of User-ID agent and captive portal
- Implementing Advanced Security Policy
- Overview of route-based VPN
- Configuration of role based administration, high availability, Panorama and shared policy and Best practices
- Expanded Networking Capabilities
- Data Mining
Palo Alto Networks official training PAN-EDU-301
- Advanced PAN-OS Command Line Interface (CLI)
- Capturing Data
- Advanced Network Address Translation (NAT)
- How to troubleshoot User-ID
- How to troubleshoot SSL decryption, implement internal root certificate servers and how to convert certificates
- Troubleshooting IPSec and SSL VPN, testing IPSec VPN interoperability