Upon successful completion of this Forcepoint Triton course, delegates should be able to:

• Describe the key capabilities of AP-EMAIL
• Understand the required and add-on components of AP-EMAIL
• Understand multiple deployment scenarios
• Perform initial setup configurations
• Configure connection-level controls and message properties
• Create policies to fulfil various organization needs
• Understand the difference between various block/permit lists
• Configure email DLP policies
• Configure and customize PEM portal
• Understand email encryption methods
• Run and interpret reports and configure logs
• Understand how to upgrade the system and disaster recovery procedures

Day 1

• 1) TRITON APX overview
• 2) AP-EMAIL overview and what’s new
• 3) Understanding the deployment
  • a) V-series appliance
  • b) Network interfaces
  • c) Required components
  • d) V-series modules
  • e) Hardware resources
  • f) Internal daemons and components
  • g) Communication points with external services
• 4) Getting started with AP-EMAIL
  • a) Fundamental email security concepts: protected domain and email relay
  • b) Setting up AP-EMAIL
  • c) Setting up users
  • d) Setting email routing
• 5) Traffic
  • a) Message processing flow
  • b) Setting connection controls
    • I. Connection properties
    • II. RBL & WRS
  • c) Configuring message properties
    • I. Message size, volume
    • II. Recipient validation
  • d) True source IP detection
  • e) Managing message queues
• 6) Policies
  • a) Configuring policies
    • I. Policy components and flows
    • II. Policy directions
    • III.Policy conditions
    • IV.Rules
  • b) Built-in DLP
    • I. DLP integration
    • II. Registering with the data security server

Day 2

• 1) Users
  • a) Working with users
    • I. Enabling PEM
    • II. End-user block/permit list
    • III.IP list comparison
• 2) Advanced Configurations
  • a) Hybrid
  • b) Sandbox
    • I. URL Sandbox
    • II. File sandbox
    • III.Phishing education
  • c) Traffic shaping
  • d) Enforce TLS
• 3) Maintenance
  • a) Reporting
    • I. Configuring log DB options
    • II. Log server
    • III.Reporting preferences
    • IV.Presentation reports
    • V. RTM
  • b) System administration & maintenance
    • I. Managing appliances
    • II. Delegated administrator accounts
    • III. Back up and restore

• End-User/Customers: System administrators, network security administrators, IT staff
• Channel Partners: Sales Engineers, consultants, implementation specialists