OnlineCourse Details
The Forcepoint Triton AP Web Administrator (WSGA) is a three-day course, where students will learn the features, components, and key integrations that enable the AP-WEB functionalities; how to administer policies, handle incidents, upgrade and manage and assess the health of the AP-WEB system. Students will develop skills in creating web policies, incident management, reporting, and system architecture and maintenance.
Objectives
Delegates attending this course will learn to:
- Understand the TRITON AP-WEB Components and Architecture
- Understand common deployment topologies
- Configure TRITON Manager
- Understand delegated administration
- Learn to update and upgrade AP-WEB
- Understand Policy and filter basics
- Perform policy planning tasks
- Create effective web policies
- Understand exception management
- Understand different user management methods
- Configure user identification and policy enforcement
- Create notifications and Alerts
- Understand report types and utilization
- Create various reports
- Understand system health alerts and usage monitor
- Understand system disaster recovery procedures
- Learn how to respond to incidents
Outline
Day 1
- 1) TRITON AP-WEB Overview, Features, and Benefits
- a) TRITON APX Overview
- b) Features
- c) What’s New in 8.0
- 2) TRITON AP-WEB Components and Architecture
- a) Web Filter and Security
- b) Management
- c) Logging/Reporting
- d) Integration
- 3) Sample Deployments and Best Practices
- a) Deployment Types and Comparison
- b) Appliance Overview
- c) Sample Deployments
- 4) TRITON Manager
- a) TRITON Manager Basics
- b) Delegated Administration
Day 2
- 1) Licensing
- a) Subscription Keys
- 2) Updates / Upgrades
- a) Server Component and Appliance Upgrade
- b) Upgrade Resources
- 3) Policy Management
- a) Policy and Filter Basics
- b) Policy Planning and Creation
- c) Exception Management
- d) Best Practices
- 4) User Management
- a) User Accounts Overview
- b) Off-site User Management
- c) User Identification and Policy Enforcement
- d) Best Practices
Day 3
- 1) Notifications
- a) Alerting Basics
- b) Best Practices
- 2) Reports
- a) Report Basics
- b) Report Interpretation
- c) Best Practices
- 3) System Health and Logs
- a) Health Alerts and Usage Monitor
- b) Best Practices
- 4) Disaster Recovery
- a) Backup and Restore
- b) Best Practices
- 5) Incident Response
- a) Issues and Best Responses
Target Audience
- End-User/Customers: System administrators, network security administrators, IT staff
- Channel Partners: Sales Engineers, consultants, implementation specialists
Prerequisites
None