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This comprehensive course is designed to equip learners with the essential skills needed to excel in cloud networking and security roles. Covering fundamentals to advanced concepts, it provides hands-on experience with AWS networking, AWS cloud security, Palo Alto firewalls, and architectural best practices. By the end of the course, participants will be job-ready for roles such as AWS Network Engineer, Cloud Network Engineer, Cloud Network and Security Engineer, Network Security Engineer, Cloud Network Architect, Security Architect, and Palo Alto Firewall Engineer in the competitive cloud industry.
What you will learn?
- AWS VPC Networking
- AWS Transit Gateway
- AWS Transit Gateway Network Manager
- Hybrid Connectivity - AWS Direct Connect Gateway & Site-2-Site VPN
- AWS Native Security Control
- AWS Elastic Load Balancer and Rouet53
- AWS Cloud Security and Compliance
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using Terraform
- Palo Alto Network Security Solutions
- Industry Projects Management
What are the target Roles?
- AWS Cloud Network Engineer
- Cloud Network Engineer
- Network Security Engineer
- Security Architect
- Cybersecurity Engineer - Cloud Space
- AWS Cloud Network Architect
- Cloud Network and Security Engineer
- Palo Alto Firewall Security Engineer
- Palo Alto Firewall Architect
- Cybersecurity Architect-Cloud Space
Annual Salary
Curriculum
- 30 Sections
- 190 Lessons
- 4 Weeks
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- MODULE 1 : Introduction to Cloud and AWS Services14
- 1.1Introduction to Cloud
- 1.2AWS Cloud Services
- 1.3AWS Global Regions & Availability Zone
- 1.4AWS VPC Network
- 1.5AWS Transit Gateway
- 1.6AWS VPN
- 1.7AWS Direct Connect Gateway
- 1.8AWS Elastic Computers (EC2)
- 1.9AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- 1.10AWS Database Services
- 1.11AWS Storage S3 Buckets
- 1.12Route 53
- 1.13AWS Architecture Framework
- 1.14Create and Setup AWS Account
- MODULE 2 : AWS VPC Networking15
- 2.1Basic Networking
- 2.2AWS VPC Networking Overview
- 2.3AWS Regions and Availability Zone
- 2.4VPC CIDR Block
- 2.5Subnet , Route Table and Internet Gateway
- 2.6AWS Security Groups
- 2.7Network ACL
- 2.8NAT Gateway
- 2.9VPC Endpoint
- 2.10VPC Peering
- 2.11IP Address IPv4 & IPv6
- 2.12Network Interface
- 2.13VPC Flow Logs
- 2.14Share VPC Resource
- 2.15Understanding of Ingress, Egress, North South and South North Traffic.
- MODULE 3 : Hands on LAB – AWS VPC Networking9
- 3.1Design a AWS VPC Network Diagram
- 3.2Deploy a VPC Network and egress traffic using internet gateway
- 3.3Provision EC2, Security Groups, NACL and apply into existing AWS Resources
- 3.4Deploy two VPC Network and establish a connection through VPC Peering – Within same AWS Account in same regions
- 3.5Deploy two VPC Network and establish a connection through VPC Peering – Within different AWS Account in different regions.
- 3.6Deploy NAT Gateway
- 3.7Deploy a web service on public subnet
- 3.8Deploy VPC Endpoint to connect S3 bucket
- 3.9Share AWS Resources to another account
- MODULE 4 : Multi Account Landing Zone and AWS Transit Gateway6
- MODULE 5 : Hands on LAB - AWS Transit Gateway10
- 5.1Design Multi Account Landing Zone Architecture
- 5.2Deploy two VPC in US-EAST Region
- 5.3Deploy Transit Gateway in US-EAST Region
- 5.4Create Transit Gateway Attachment, Transit Gateway Routing and establish the two VPC connections through Transit Gateway US-EAST Region.
- 5.5Deploy two VPC in EUROPE Region
- 5.6Deploy Transit Gateway in EUROPE Region
- 5.7Create Transit Gateway Attachment, Transit Gateway Routing and establish the two VPC connections through Transit Gateway EUROPE.
- 5.8Deploy Transit Gateway Peering between two region
- 5.9Deploy Transit Gateway Network Manager
- 5.10Troubleshooting and validation of connectivity using Network Manager
- MODULE 6 : Hybrid Connectivity12
- 6.1Introduction of AWS Direct Connect Gateway
- 6.2Understanding of Connection
- 6.3Understanding of Virtual Interfaces(VIFs) – Public VIF, Private VIF, Transit VIF
- 6.4Gateway Association – VPCs and Transit Gateway
- 6.5Direct Connect with Transit Gateway
- 6.6Failover and High Availability (HA) best practices
- 6.7Security and Compliance Consideration
- 6.8Introduction of AWS Site-2-Site-VPN
- 6.9Benefits of AWS Site-2-Site VPN
- 6.10Use Cases of AWS Site-2-Site VPN
- 6.11Introduction of AWS Cloud WAN
- 6.12Use Cases of AWS Cloud WAN
- MODULE 7 : Hands on LAB - Hybrid Connectivity6
- 7.1Design the VPC Architecture using Direct Connect Gateway
- 7.2Configure Direct Connect Gateway and associated with VPC
- 7.3Configure Direct Connect Gateway and associated with Transit Gateway
- 7.4Design the VPC Architecture using AWS Site-2-Site VPN
- 7.5Configure AWS Site-2-Site VPN
- 7.6Monitoring Direct connect Gateway and site-2-site VPN using CloudWatch
- MODULE 8 : AWS Elastic Load Balancer13
- 8.1Introduction to AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)
- 8.2Benefits of Load Balancer
- 8.3Type of Load Balancer
- 8.4Application Load Balancer
- 8.5Network Load Balancer
- 8.6Classic Load Balancer
- 8.7Gateway Load Balancer
- 8.8Cross regions load Balancing
- 8.9Listener and Target Groups
- 8.10Path-based Routing
- 8.11TLS Termination
- 8.12Understanding of Dual Stack IP Address
- 8.13Understanding of Sticky Sessions
- MODULE 9 : Hands on LAB - AWS Elastic Load Balancer3
- 9.1Design a High Availability Architecture using AWS Load Balancer for Internal and External Services
- 9.2Deploy a web application behind an Application Load Balancer (ALB) to distribute traffic between two EC2 instances in different Availability Zones.
- 9.3Deploy a web application behind an Network Load Balancer (NLB) to distribute traffic between two EC2 instances in different Availability Zones.
- MODULE 10 : AWS Route535
- MODULE 11 : Hands on LAB- AWS Route534
- MODULE 12 : AWS Cloud Security and Compliance6
- MODULE 13 : Hands on LAB- AWS Cloud Security and Compliance6
- MODULE 14 : Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using Terraform4
- MODULE 15 : Hands on LAB using Terraform7
- 15.1Deploy AWS VPC Network using Terraform
- 15.2Provision EC2 Instance using Terraform
- 15.3Deploy two VPC networks and establish VPC Peering Connection using Terraform
- 15.4Deploy AWS Transit Gateway using Terraform
- 15.5Deploy multiple VPC and establish connections through Transit Gateway using Terraform
- 15.6Deploy a web application behind Application Load Balancer using Terraform
- 15.7Create AWS Security Groups using Terraform
- MODULE 16 : Projects5
- Palo Alto Network and Security Job Oriented BootcampLearn Palo Alto Network Security Defend On-Premises and Cloud Environments Against Modern Cybersecurity Threats.0
- Module 1 : Introduction to Network Security and Palo Alto Networks6
- Module 2 : Deploy Palo Alto Firewall in the Cloud Environment1
- Module 3 : Initial Configuration and Management5
- Module 4: Palo Alto Networks core features: App-ID, User-ID, Content-ID, Threat Prevention, and Dynamic Updates.6
- 21.1Key Concept of App-ID (Application Identification) and Layer 7 application
- 21.2Compare of Layer 4 and Layer 7 firewall rules and Custom APP-ID
- 21.3Overview of User-ID (User Identification)
- 21.4Content-ID (Content Inspection)
- 21.5Threat Prevention
- 21.6Overview of Dynamic Updates and Schedule Dynamic Updates
- Module 5 : Implementing Security Policy5
- 22.1Understanding Security Policy Rule Structure and Processing
- 22.2Configuring Firewall Rules: Source, Destination, Application, Service, Action
- 22.3Implementing NAT (Network Address Translation): Source NAT, Destination NAT
- 22.4Understanding and SSL/TLS Inspection and Implementing Decryption Policy
- 22.5Troubleshooting Security Policy Issues
- Module 6 : Implementing Security Profiles7
- 23.1Introduction to Security Profile Groups (SPg)
- 23.2Application Control: Visibility and Enforcement
- 23.3URL Filtering: Managing Web Access and Security
- 23.4Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware: Protecting Against Malware
- 23.5Vulnerability Protection: Preventing Exploits
- 23.6File Blocking and Data Filtering
- 23.7WildFire Analysis: Understanding and Mitigating Advanced Threats
- Module 7 : Implementing Zone Protection Profile5
- 24.1Introduction to Zone Protection Profiles
- 24.2Configuring Flood Protection: SYN Flood, UDP Flood , ICMP Flood
- 24.3Configuring Reconnaissance Protection : TCP Port Scan, Host Sweep, UDP Port Scan, IP Protocol.
- 24.4Configuring Packet-Based Protection: IP Drop, TCP Drop, ICMP Drop and IP Option Drop
- 24.5Applying Zone Protection Profiles to Security Zones
- Module 8 : Denial-of-Service (DoS) Protection in Palo Alto Networks6
- Module 9 : VPN Configuration and Management4
- Module 10: Policy Optimization3
- Module 11 : Monitoring, Logging, and Reporting5
- Module 12 : Panorama – Centralized Network Security Management8
- 29.1Introduction to Panorama
- 29.2Panorama Architecture and Modes
- 29.3Deploy Panorama VM Series in AWS/Azure/GCP Cloud Environment
- 29.4Device Groups and Template management
- 29.5Device Registration into Panorama
- 29.6Objects and Configuration Management
- 29.7Policy Management with Panorama
- 29.8Logging, Monitoring and Reporting
- Ready for Job Search4
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