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The video shows you how to create an custom application detector on Cisco ASA FirePower. We will be simulating a custom business application using a TCP/IP Server/Client tool, perform a WireShark packet capture, and attempt to construct an application detector to match it. If you have an application that is not supported by the FireSight System and would like to build an access-control around it, this is a video to watch.

The video shows you how to create an custom application detector on Cisco ASA FirePower. We will be simulating a custom business application using a TCP/IP Server/Client tool, perform a WireShark packet capture, and attempt to construct an application detector to match it. If you have an application that is not supported by the FireSight System and would like to build an access-control around it, this is a video to watch.

The video demonstrates Cisco ASA FirePower capability to perform traffic filtering based on application and application categories. Some of the applications used in our scenarios are RDP, Bit Torrent, Facebook, and Social Networking. We will also touch upon the significance of HTTPS traffic and how it affects FirePower capability to analyze traffic.

The video demonstrates Cisco ASA FirePower capability to perform traffic filtering based on application and application categories. Some of the applications used in our scenarios are RDP, Bit Torrent, Facebook, and Social Networking. We will also touch upon the significance of HTTPS traffic and how it affects FirePower capability to analyze traffic.

The video shows configuration of Security Intelligence feature on Cisco ASA FirePower. You will learn how to use Global Whitelist and Blacklist to allow or deny traffic to certain IP of your choice, and, better yet, how to leverage Cisco dynamic IP feed to drop traffic to destination deemed malicious. 

The video shows configuration of Security Intelligence feature on Cisco ASA FirePower. You will learn how to use Global Whitelist and Blacklist to allow or deny traffic to certain IP of your choice, and, better yet, how to leverage Cisco dynamic IP feed to drop traffic to destination deemed malicious. 

The video takes you through the heart of Cisco ASA FirePower and FireSight system configuration which is Access Control Policy. We will go through the basic components of Access Control rules including Security Zone, Network Object, Port Object, and Geolocation as well as leveraging user identity obtained from the previous video to build rules based on our requirement scenarios. 

The video takes you through the heart of Cisco ASA FirePower and FireSight system configuration which is Access Control Policy. We will go through the basic components of Access Control rules including Security Zone, Network Object, Port Object, and Geolocation as well as leveraging user identity obtained from the previous video to build rules based on our requirement scenarios. 

The video demonstrates how you can leverage user identity information within Cisco ASA FirePower and FireSight System as part of User Network Discovery. We will utilize AD User Agent to obtain user-to-IP mapping, and integrate to Active Directory to obtain user and group information. This information can be used to tie user identity to network traffic as well as including them in Access Control rules for access enforcement

The video demonstrates how you can leverage user identity information within Cisco ASA FirePower and FireSight System as part of User Network Discovery. We will utilize AD User Agent to obtain user-to-IP mapping, and integrate to Active Directory to obtain user and group information. This information can be used to tie user identity to network traffic as well as including them in Access Control rules for access enforcement