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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 demonstrates Cisco ASA CX ability to perform application matching beyond just protocols and ports by using Application Visibility and Control (AVC) feature. You will see how to deploy access policy at ease without worrying about being circumvented by application running on non-default port, or even those that sprawl multiple dynamic ports. This intelligence take you as far as matching based on a group of application by type, and specific application behavior. All of these will be demonstrated through three applications; RDP, Bittorrent, and Facebook, in this lab.