Firepower

The video helps you understand the programmability concept on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will introduces you to Firepower REST API support via API Explorer. We will then shows you two more ways to interact with Firepower API using Postman and Python. We have a simple Python script that can create Access control rules.

The video goes through high-availability configuration on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will discuss and implement HA on FMC and FTD. We will spend more time on FTD HA and go through recommended HA parameters. We finish the lab with firewall failover testing and decommissioning of HA.

The video goes through high-availability configuration on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will discuss and implement HA on FMC and FTD. We will spend more time on FTD HA and go through recommended HA parameters. We finish the lab with firewall failover testing and decommissioning of HA.

The video goes through high-availability configuration on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will discuss and implement HA on FMC and FTD. We will spend more time on FTD HA and go through recommended HA parameters. We finish the lab with firewall failover testing and decommissioning of HA.

The video demonstrates various methods to authenticate FMC and FTD user on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will start with local user authentication and progress into external authentication using LDAP with Microsoft AD, RADIUS with Cisco ISE, and SAML SSO with Azure AD. With each method, role mapping will be used to assign different access privileges to user based on group membership.

The video demonstrates various methods to authenticate FMC and FTD user on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will start with local user authentication and progress into external authentication using LDAP with Microsoft AD, RADIUS with Cisco ISE, and SAML SSO with Azure AD. With each method, role mapping will be used to assign different access privileges to user based on group membership.

The video demonstrates various methods to authenticate FMC and FTD user on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will start with local user authentication and progress into external authentication using LDAP with Microsoft AD, RADIUS with Cisco ISE, and SAML SSO with Azure AD. With each method, role mapping will be used to assign different access privileges to user based on group membership.

The video demonstrates various methods to authenticate FMC and FTD user on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will start with local user authentication and progress into external authentication using LDAP with Microsoft AD, RADIUS with Cisco ISE, and SAML SSO with Azure AD. With each method, role mapping will be used to assign different access privileges to user based on group membership.

The video walks you through an integration of Cisco SecureX and Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will explore SecureX capability to collect and display events from FMC which can later be used on threat investigation and response.

The video demonstrates capabilities to correlate system events and generate appropriate remediation responses on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will go through three sample scenarios; first with a basic event matching and responding, second with connection tracking, and third using Malware event. The responses that will be configured are NMAP scan, ISE ANC and SGT assignment