Prisma Certified Cloud Security Engineer
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The Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Associate prepares students for entry level careers in cybersecurity, with an emphasis on administering the Palo Alto Networks Next Generation Firewall. All courses also map learning objectives to the U.S. NIST/NICE framework and cybersecurity work roles.
The Specialization project requires that students demonstrate fundamental networking and skills learned in configuring the Palo Alto Networks firewall including but not limited to the following: create and analyze packet captures using Wireshark; initially configure firewall interfaces and zones; creating a firewall zero-trust environment with zones, security policies, and NAT; and decrypting SSH traffic through decryption policies.
Course Syllabus
Modules
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) - 21%
- Inventory of resources in a cloud account
- Resource configuration history
- Asset configuration changes
- Custom policies
- Policy types
- Supported variables within configuration-run custom policies
- Standards
- Reports
- Alert states
- Alert rules
- Alert notifications and reports
- Alert workflow
- Inbound and outbound notifications
- Resource configuration with RQL
- User activity using RQL
- Network activity using RQL
- Anomalous user events
- Asset details using RQL
- Auto-remediation
- Manual versus automated remediation
- Internet-connected assets by source network traffic behavior
- Components
Cloud Workload Protection (CWP) - 21%
- Options available in the Monitor section
- Options available in the Policies section
- Options available in the Monitor section
- Options available in the Policies section
- Options available in the Monitor section
- Options available in the Policies section
- Options available in the Monitor section
- Options available in the Policies section
- Container models
- Host observations
- Runtime policies
- Runtime audits
- Incidents using Incident Explorer
- Monitor
- Policy
- Auto-protect
- Application specifications
- API methods
- Rest API endpoints
- DoS protection
- Access control to Limit inbound sources
- Network lists
- Access control to enforce HTTP headers and file uploads
- Bot protection
- Rules
- Audit logs
- Scanning
- CI
Install, Upgrade, and Backup / Prisma Cloud Administration - 19%
- Prisma Cloud release software
- Console in Onebox configuration
- Upgrade on Console
- Business use case to determine Prisma Cloud version to use
- Tenant versus Scale projects
- Types
- Networking for Defender-To-Console connectivity
- Upgrade and Compatibility
- Agent versus Agentless
- Cloud discovery
- Backup management
- Disaster recovery
- Certificates
- Secrets and credentials store
- Onboard cloud accounts
- Account Groups
- Users, roles, and permission groups
- Access control troubleshooting
- Service accounts and access keys
- Single Sign On
- Role-based access control for Docker Engine (CWP)
- Admission control with Open Policy Agent (CWP)
- Resource lists and collections
- Audit logging
- Defender logging
- Anomaly settings
- Idle timeout
- Auto-enable policies
- Alert dismissal reason
- User attribution
- Licensing
- Access key maximum validity
- Inbound and outbound notifications
- Supported capabilities
- Authenticate with APIs
- API documentation
- Policies and custom queries by API
- Alerts and Reports using APIs
- Vulnerability results via API
- Access keys
- Data security and IAM APIs
- Notification rule
- Adoption Advisor guidance
- Knowledge Center
- Help Center
- Feature requests
- PCCSE
- Live Community
- Product status updates
- Docs, Prisma Cloud Privacy and Support options
Cloud Network Security and Identity-Based Microsegmentation Enterprise Edition - 11%
- Network exposure policy
- RQL
- Processing units
- Namespaces
- Tags and identity
- Network rulesets
- Application profiling
- Types
- Networking for Enforcers-to-Console connectivity
- Flows
Prisma Cloud Code Security (PCCS) - 12%
- Terraform and Cloudformation scanning configurations
- OOTB IAC scanning integrations
- API scanning
- IAC scanning integration
- Supply-chain security
- Handling scanned issues
- Repository scanning
- OOTB policies
- Custom build policies
- Types of config policies
- Prisma configuration files
- Default CI policies
- Custom CI policies
- Code reviews
- Code repository settings
- Notifications
- Pull requests and tagging bots
Identity and Access Management (IAM)/Prisma Cloud Data Security (PCDS) - 16%
- AWS calculation
- Azure calculation
- RQL queries
- IAM policies
- Azure active directory
- Okta
- Manual versus automatic
- AWS remediation
- Azure remediation
- Monitor Scan Results
- Data Inventory
- Resource Explorer
- Object Explorer
- Exposure Evaluation
- Data policy vs data pattern
- Alerts
- Scan configuration
- Data profile and pattern
- File extensions
- Snippet masking
