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| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Configuration | 30% | - Configure system settings in Firepower Management Center - Configure objects (Network, Port, URL, Geolocation, Identity) - Configure Snort rules (Manual, Local, Shared) - Configure policies and rules (Access Control, Identity, SSL, Prefilter, AVC) - Configure these features: Network Discovery, Correlation, DNS, Intelligent Security, URL Filtering, Geolocation, File/Malware policies |
| Topic 2: Deployment | 15% | - Implement NGIPS modes (Inline, Passive) - Implement NGFW modes (Routed, Transparent, Inline, Passive) - Implement high availability options (Link redundancy, HA on ASA with Firepower module, Firepower Management Center HA) - Describe IRB configurations |
| Topic 3: Management and Troubleshooting | 30% | - Troubleshoot with packet capture procedures - Configure dashboards and reporting in Firepower Management Center - Troubleshoot connectivity issues (Device management, Network discovery, VPNs) - Analyze risk and standard reports - Troubleshoot NGFW and NGIPS (Traffic issues, Hardware issues, Configuration issues) |
| Topic 4: Integration | 25% | - Configure Firepower Management Center for Cisco ISE integration (pxGrid) - Configure AMP for Endpoints and Firepower integration - Configure Cisco ISE for Firepower integration - Describe REST API and JSON for Firepower Management Center - Configure Cisco Threat Response for Firepower integration - Describe Firepower Management Center backup procedures |
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NEW QUESTION # 311
A network administrator is reviewing a monthly advanced malware risk report and notices a host that Is listed as CnC Connected. Where must the administrator look within Cisco FMC to further determine if this host is infected with malware?
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
To determine if a host is infected with malware, the network administrator can look at the Indications of Compromise (IOC) feature in Cisco FMC. The IOC feature analyzes network and endpoint data collected by Firepower sensors and AMP for Endpoints connectors, and identifies hosts that exhibit signs of compromise or infection. The IOC feature uses predefined rules based on Cisco Talos intelligence and other sources to detect IOCs on hosts. One of these rules is CnC Connected, which indicates that a host has communicated with a command-and-control (CnC) server that is known to be associated with malware activity2.
To view the IOC information for a host, the network administrator can navigate to Analysis > Hosts > Indications of Compromise in Cisco FMC, and select a host from the table. The IOC Details page will show the IOC events for that host, including the CnC Connected event, along with other information such as severity, timestamp, source, destination, protocol, and rule name. The network administrator can also view more details about each IOC event by clicking on it2.
The other options are incorrect because:
Analysis > Files > Malware Events shows information about files that have been detected as malware by Firepower sensors or AMP for Endpoints connectors. This does not show information about hosts that are infected with malware or have communicated with CnC servers3.
Analysis > Hosts > Host Attributes shows information about hosts that have been discovered by Firepower sensors, such as IP address, MAC address, operating system, applications, users, vulnerabilities, and so on. This does not show information about IOCs or CnC connections on hosts4.
Analysis > Files > Network File Trajectory shows information about files that have traversed your network and have been detected by Firepower sensors or AMP for Endpoints connectors. This allows you to track where a file came from, where it went, and what happened to it along the way. This does not show information about hosts that are infected with malware or have communicated with CnC servers5.
NEW QUESTION # 312
Which protocol establishes network redundancy in a switched Firepower device deployment?
Answer: C
Explanation:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/60/configuration/guide/fpmc-config- guide-v60/fpmc-config-guide-v60_chapter_01101000.html
NEW QUESTION # 313
An engineer currently has a Cisco FTD device registered to the Cisco FMC and is assigned the address of 10
10.50.12. The organization is upgrading the addressing schemes and there is a requirement to convert the addresses to a format that provides an adequate amount of addresses on the network What should the engineer do to ensure that the new addressing takes effect and can be used for the Cisco FTD to Cisco FMC connection?
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION # 314
An engineer must deploy a Cisco FTD device. Management wants to examine traffic without requiring network changes that will disrupt end users. Corporate security policy requires the separation of management traffic from data traffic and the use of SSH over Telnet for remote administration. How must the device be deployed to meet these requirements?
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION # 315
An engineer must deploy a Cisco FTD device. Management wants to examine traffic without requiring network changes that will disrupt end users. Corporate security policy requires the separation of management traffic from data traffic and the use of SSH over Telnet for remote administration. How must the device be deployed to meet these requirements?
Answer: D
Explanation:
To deploy a Cisco FTD device that meets the requirements of the question, the engineer must use transparent mode with a management interface. Transparent mode is a firewall configuration in which the FTD device acts as a "bump in the wire" or a "stealth firewall" and is not seen as a router hop to connected devices. In transparent mode, the FTD device can examine traffic without requiring network changes that will disrupt end users, such as changing IP addresses or routing configurations1. A management interface is a dedicated interface that is used for managing the FTD device and separating management traffic from data traffic. A management interface can be configured to allow SSH access for remote administration, which is more secure than Telnet2.
The other options are incorrect because:
* Routed mode is a firewall configuration in which the FTD device acts as a router and performs address translation and routing for connected networks. Routed mode requires network changes that may disrupt end users, such as changing IP addresses or routing configurations1. A diagnostic interface is a special interface that is used for troubleshooting and capturing traffic on the FTD device. A diagnostic interface does not separate management traffic from data traffic or allow SSH access for remote administration.
* Transparent mode with a data interface does not meet the requirement of separating management traffic from data traffic. A data interface is a regular interface that is used for passing and inspecting traffic on the FTD device. A data interface does not allow SSH access for remote administration2.
* Routed mode with a bridge virtual interface (BVI) does not meet the requirement of examining traffic without requiring network changes that will disrupt end users. A BVI is a logical interface that acts as a container for one or more physical or logical interfaces that belong to the same layer 2 broadcast domain. A BVI allows the FTD device to route between different bridge groups on the same security module/engine. However, routed mode still requires network changes that may disrupt end users, such as changing IP addresses or routing configurations.
NEW QUESTION # 316
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