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Lesson 1

Lesson 1: Understanding and Positioning Cisco TrustSec, Downloadable Version

Lesson 1: Understanding and Positioning Cisco TrustSec

In this lesson, you will explore what Cisco TrustSec is and also examine positioning and problem space. You will also familiarize yourself Cisco TrustSec Versus Legacy Network Access and Cisco TrustSec Domains and be introduced to the concept of the Security Group Tag (SGT).

Duration: 00:28:33  File Size: 135 MB

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Lesson 2

Lesson 2 : Understanding Cisco TrustSec Functions - Classification, Downloadable Version

Lesson 2: Understanding TrustSec Functions — Classification

TrustSec is built on three functions. Classification deals with how users and network resources are classified in order to be granted network access. Dynamic and static methods are covered in this lesson. After resources are classified, this information needs to be propagated to network enforcement points. This topic presents three methods of propagating SGTs: Inline, Security Group Tag Exchange Protocol over TCP (SXP), and SGT Caching. Security policy is enforced on Cisco devices based on SGT assignments. This topic looks at enforcement using Security Group Access Control Lists (SGACLs) and Security Group Firewall (SG-FW) rules and how this information is distributed and verified.

Duration: 00:46:30  File Size: 227 MB

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Lesson 3

Lesson 3: Understanding Cisco TrustSec Functions - Propagation, Downloadable Version

Lesson 3: Understanding TrustSec Functions — Propagation

This lesson discusses propagation methods. SGT information is required to be propagated to enforcement devices within a Cisco TrustSec domain. Propagation can be performed using several methods to be described in the lesson. Inline via hardware assist, via SXP, a TCP-based peer-to-peer protocol, and using SGT caching.

Duration: 00:31:44  File Size: 139 MB

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Lesson 4

Lesson 4: Understanding TrustSec Technical Functions - Enforcement, Downloadable Version

Lesson 4: Understanding TrustSec Functions — Enforcement

This lesson covers policy enforcement. Enforcement is applied using SGACLs or SGFWs depending on the TrustSec device used as the enforcement point. Enforcement devices must be authenticated and authorized into a Cisco TrustSec domain so the concept of NDAC is discussed as part of this lesson.

Duration: 00:33:00  File Size: 154 MB

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Lesson 5: Implementing TrustSec on the Cisco ISE, Downloadable Version

Lesson 5: Implementing TrustSec on The Cisco ISE

The Cisco ISE plays a key role in enabling the creating of a TrustSec domain and distributing policy information to trusted network devices. This lesson reviews how to configure ISE to support TrustSec.

Duration: 00:30:16  File Size: 137 MB

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Lesson 6

Lesson 6: Implementing TrustSec on Cisco Switches and Routers and Wireless Devices, Downloadable Version

Lesson 6: Implementing TrustSec on Cisco Wired and Wireless Devices

This lesson will cover configuring common network access devices including Catalyst switches and Cisco WLCs to enable TrustSec functions that are applied at the access layer and distribution layer of the network.

Duration: 00:49:39  File Size: 230 MB

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Lesson 7: Implementing Cisco TrustSec on the Cisco Firewalls, Downloadable Version

Lesson 7: Implementing Cisco TrustSec on the Cisco Firewalls

The Cisco ASA and Cisco Zone-Based Firewall can use SGTs to identify traffic of interest for security policy enforcement. This lesson will describe the differences between the firewalls and present sample configurations.

Duration: 00:26:43  File Size: 112 MB

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Lesson 8

Lesson 8: Integrating TrustSec with Cisco VPN Solutions, Downloadable Version

Lesson 8: Implementing TrustSec with Cisco VPN Solutions

Cisco TrustSec is integrated with other security technologies such as GETVPN, IKEv2/IPsec, and AnyConnect Solutions. This lesson will describe and present sample configurations for using SGTs with other Cisco security mechanisms.

Duration: 00:18:02  File Size: 83 MB

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Lesson 9

Lesson 9: TrustSec Deployment Considerations, Downloadable Version

Lesson 9: TrustSec Deployment Considerations

Implementing TrustSec into a new or existing network requires planning and an understanding of device positioning, design guidelines, and any limitations. This lesson will outline practical information for deploying a TrustSec solution.

Duration: 00:40:25  File Size: 184 MB

Description

  • Copyright 2015
  • Edition: 1st
  • Downloadable Video
  • ISBN-10: 1-58720-563-7
  • ISBN-13: 978-1-58720-563-7

5 hours of video instruction

5 hours of video tutorial for understanding, deploying, configuring, and troubleshooting Cisco TrustSec.

Learn the ins and outs of Cisco TrustSec in this practical video tutorial. Hands-on theory and demos will include configuration and troubleshooting information and tips based on the network access to data center end-to-end use case. Follow configuration steps to implement a solution in your own networks. This course is also perfect for certification candidates preparing for the CCNP Security and CCIE Security exams.

This video series covers topics relevant to TrustSec and will also include references to some new features recently made available on devices like the Cisco ASA. This is a key resource for understanding how Cisco TrustSec differs from traditional methods for securing network access and also to understanding the benefits this brings to an organization from both a cost-effectiveness standpoint as well as meeting ease of use, centralized policy management, and compliance goals.

Major topics are as follows:

1)         Understanding and Positioning Cisco TrustSec

2)         Cisco TrustSec Functions: Classification, Propagation, and Enforcement

3)         Implementing TrustSec on Cisco ISE

4)         Implementing TrustSec on Wired and Wireless Devices

5)         Implementing Cisco TrustSec on Cisco Firewalls

6)         Implementing Cisco TrustSec with Cisco VPN Solutions

7)         TrustSec Deployment Considerations

Skill Level

  • Intermediate to advanced

What You Will Learn

  • How to enhance network security through data flow segmentation.
  • How TrustSec enables consistent enforcement of security policy across a wide range of Cisco products.
  • Using Cisco ISE for centralized policy management and distribution in a TrustSec domain.
  • How TrustSec is a data segmentation method that provides adherence to compliance standards such as PCI.
  • The benefits of applying security policy based on Role Based Access Control (RBAC), which is not dependent on IP addresses, VLANs, or other topology related constructs.
  • How TrustSec easily integrates with other network security methods and techniques.
  • Implementing TrustSec to several use cases including campus and WAN.
  • How TrustSec can be implemented in a step-by-step manner that facilities migration strategies.
  • Understand how TrustSec provides uniform support for IPv4 and IPv6 networks.

Who Should Take This Course

  • Primary audience: Those currently involved in the IT industry as security or networking professionals looking to gain knowledge in the area of deploying Cisco TrustSec to replace or enhance traditional methods for securing network access and protecting key resources. This topic is also relevant to those that are charged with meeting organizational and industry compliance requirements.
  • Secondary audience: Prospective candidates for CCNP, CCIE or other Cisco certifications seeking a definitive reference guide for Cisco TrustSec as it pertains to possible exam content.

Course Requirements

  • A good understanding of security basics and familiarity with general networking concepts, infrastructure, and communication.
  • Some exposure to configuring Cisco equipment including routers, Catalyst and Data Center switches, and the Cisco ASA and Cisco ISE.
  • Familiarity with security protection methods.

Table of Contents

Lesson 1: Understanding and Positioning Cisco TrustSec

1.1: TrustSec Problem Space

1.2: TrustSec Versus Legacy Network Access

1.3: TrustSec Domains

1.4: TrustSec Functions

Lesson 2: Understanding TrustSec Functions - Classification

2.1: Classification Fundamentals

2.2: Dynamic Classification

2.3: Static Classification Types and Methods

2.4: Static Classification Implementation

Lesson 3: Understanding TrustSec Functions - Propagation

3.1: Inline Propagation

3.2: SXP Propagation

3.3: Propagation Using SGT Caching

Lesson 4: Understanding TrustSec Functions - Enforcement

4.1: Enforcement Characteristics and Security Group Tags

4.2: Enforcement with Security Group ACLs

4.3: IOS Switch Configuration for Enforcement

4.4: Enforcement on Firewalls

4.5: Enforcement Verification

Lesson 5: Implementing TrustSec on Cisco ISE

5.1: TrustSec Domains

5.2: Security Group Tags

5.3: SGACLS and Egress Policies

Lesson 6: Implementing TrustSec on Cisco Wired and Wireless Devices

6.1: Design Considerations for TrustSec on Cisco Wired/Wireless Devices:

6.2: Wired Classification

6.3: Wired Propagation and Enforcement

6.4: Extending TrustSec

6.5: Wireless Networks

6.6: Verifying Deployment

Lesson 7: Implementing Cisco TrustSec on Cisco Firewalls

7.1: Design Considerations

7.2: Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance

7.3: Cisco Zone-Based Firewall

Lesson 8: Implementing TrustSec with Cisco VPN Solutions

8.1: IKEv2 and IPsec VPNs

8.2: GETVPN

8.3: AnyConnect VPNs

Lesson 9: TrustSec Deployment Considerations

9.1: Platform Guidelines

9.2: SXP Design Guidelines

9.3: Incorporating Non-TrustSec Devices

9.4: User-to-Data Center Use Case

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Sample Content

Table of Contents

Understanding and Deploying Cisco TrustSec

Lesson 1: Understanding and Positioning Cisco TrustSec

1.1: Cisco TrustSec Problem Space

1.2: Cisco TrustSec versus Legacy Network Access

1.3: Cisco TrustSec Domains

1.4: Cisco TrustSec Functions

Lesson 2: Cisco TrustSec Functions

2.1: Classification Overview

2.2 : Classification (Dynamic)

2.3 : Classification (Static)

2.4 : Propagation (Inline)

2.5 : Propagation (SXP)

2.6 : Propagation (SGT Caching)

2.7 : Enforcement

Lesson 3: Implementing TrustSec on The Cisco ISE

3.1: Adding Network Devices

3.2: Creating a CTS domain

3.3: Creating SGTs and SGACLs

3.4: Building a policy matrix

Lesson 4: Implementing TrustSec on Cisco Switches and Routers and Wireless Devices

4.1: Implementing classification, propagation and enforcement in Wired Networks

4.2: Implementing classification, propagation and enforcement in Wireless Networks

Lesson 5: Implementing Cisco TrustSec on Cisco Firewalls

5.1: Implementing classification, propagation and enforcement on the Cisco ASA

5.2: Implementing classification, propagation and enforcement on CISCO IOS FWS

Lesson 6: Integration of Cisco TrustSec with other Cisco Security Features

6.1: GETVPN

6.2: IKEv2/IPsec

6.3: Anyconnect

Lesson 7: Solution Design Tips, Guidelines and Migration Strategies

7.1: Platform guidelines

7.2: Implementing an SXP strategy

7.3: Incorporating 3rd Party equipment

7.4 Building and Verifying Network Access to Data Center Solutions

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