FortiGate Firewall Networking Fundamentals

FortiGate Firewall Networking Fundamentals | CBT Nuggets
English | Size: 4.34 GB
Genre: eLearning

This intermediate FortiGate Firewall Content Inspection training prepares learners to configure Fortigate firewalls made by Fortinet to perform content inspection, protecting your network based on what is actually being sent across it.

Imagine your firewall like a mailroom: if you were screening packages for bombs or threats, you might compare the addresses of the senders against a database of known threats. Or you might use an x-ray to look inside the package and check if there’s anything dangerous inside. In the world of digital security, the first option is packet analysis and the second option is content inspection. This course is about configuring FortiGate firewalls to perform content inspection. After, you’ll know how to keep your networks safer.

After finishing this FortiGate Firewall Content Inspection training, you’ll know how to configure Fortigate firewalls made by Fortinet to perform content inspection, protecting your network based on what is actually being sent across it.

For supervisors, this Fortinet training can be used to onboard new network administrators, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Fortinet reference resource.

FortiGate Firewall Content Inspection: What You Need to Know
This FortiGate Firewall Content Inspection training has videos that cover FortiGate firewall best practices topics including:

Creating an SSL inspection profile
Configuring firewall policies
Adding a trusted certificate authority (CA)
Understanding web filtering profiles and policies on a FortiGate firewall

Who Should Take FortiGate Firewall Content Inspection Training?
This FortiGate Firewall Content Inspection training is considered administrator-level Fortinet training, which means it was designed for network administrators. This networking skills course is designed for network administrators with three to five years of experience with FortiGate firewall best practices.