SEC-2000 --- Symantec Client Security 3.1

The Symantec Client Security course is designed for the network, IT security, and systems administration professional tasked with architecting, implementing, and monitoring antivirus and client firewall solutions.

The Symantec Client Security course is designed for the network, IT security, and systems administration professional tasked with architecting, implementing, and monitoring antivirus and client firewall solutions. This class covers how to design, deploy, install, configure, and monitor Symantec Client Security (SCS). Students will also learn how to create and implement rules and policies as well as how to migrate to the current SCS version as they integrate their security expertise to protect their business from viruses, spyware, hackers, and spam.

You should have working knowledge of advanced computer terminology, including NetWare and TCP/IP networking terms and Internet terms, and an administrator-level knowledge of Novell NetWare and Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003 operating systems.

This course is for network managers, resellers, systems administrators, client security administrators, systems professionals, and consultants who are charged with the installation, configuration, and day-to-day management of Symantec Client Security in a variety of network environments, and who are responsible for troubleshooting and tuning the performance of this product in the enterprise environment.

4 Days

Symantec Client Security 3.1 Content Details

Introduction to Security Risks and Risk Security Security Risks Security Risk Management Managing and Protecting Systems Corporate Security Policies and Security Assessments Designing a Client Security Deployment Strategy Building Blocks of a Symantec Client Security Environment Terminology and Tips Key Deployment Criteria Symantec Client Security Deployment Examples Installing Symantec Client Security Server and Administrative Components Project Checklist Installing the Symantec System Center Installing the Symantec Client Security Server Installing the Symantec Client Firewall Administrator (SCFA) Installing the Reporting Server Installing the Quarantine Console and Quarantine Server Verifying Installation Postinstallation Tasks Configuring the Symantec System Center, Server Groups, and Symantec Client Security Servers Understanding the Grc.dat Configuration File Scanning Configuration Basics and Best Practices Configuring Symantec System Center Settings Configuring Server Group Settings Configuring Central Quarantine Server Settings Designing a Firewall Deployment Strategy Components in Symantec Client Security Importance of Policies Importance of an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) Network Discovery Tools Planning Deployment and Configuration of the Firewall Using Policy Management Tools Controlling the User's Experience Configuring Rules Using Symantec Client Firewall Administrator to Manage Firewall Policies Creating and Configuring Rules and pRules How Location Awareness Can Help Manage Policies Managing Rules and Policies Examining Best Practices in Creating and Managing Policies How a Foundation Policy Assists in Managing Policy Enforcement Throughout an Enterprise Developing a Custom Policy   Installing Clients Project Checklist Client Installation Methods Custom Installation Options Postinstallation Tasks Deploying Firewall Policy Files Policy Distribution Methods and Best Practices Importing, Exporting, and Merging Policy Files Verifying a Policy Update Completing the Client Security Environment Through Discovery Discovery Service Configuring Discovery Service Properties Locating Undiscovered Servers Network Auditing Recommended Operations Intrusion Prevention How the Intrusion Prevention System Works Configuring the Intrusion Prevention System Migrating from an Existing Symantec Client Security Network Installation Versus Migration Planning a Migration Testing the Migration Plan Implementing the Migration Plan Monitoring a Symantec Client Security Environment Scans as Data Collectors and Risk Notifications Using the Symantec System Center for Monitoring Using Event Logs and Histories for Monitoring Using Reporting to Monitor the Environment and Publish Reports Responding to Threats in a Symantec Client Security Environment Analyzing the Risk Interpreting Risk Notifications Running a Virus Sweep Monitoring for Additional Risks Tracking Risk Submissions Handling Exceptions Advanced Configuration Secure Communications Between Symantec Client Security Components Symantec System Center Role-Based Administration Configuring for Special Considerations Performing Administrative Tasks Implementing Client Groups Implementing and Managing Location Awareness

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