Juniper Security (JSEC)

Benefits individuals responsible for security operations using Juniper Networks security solutions, including network engineers, security engineers, administrators, support personnel, and resellers.

After successfully completing this course, you should be able to: 

• Explain the function of SSL Proxy. 

• Explain how application security theory works. 

• Discuss in depth the AppSecure modules. 

• Describe unified security policies. 

• Review the different security policy options. 

• Explain the basics of intrusion detection. 

• Describe the Juniper ATP Cloud solutions. 

• Describe the ATP Cloud features. 

• Introduce Security Director. 

• Explain the purpose of Policy Enforcer. 

• Examine the different virtualized SRX instances. 

• Describe the Juniper Identity Management Service. 

• Explain chassis cluster concepts. 

• Explain how to set up a chassis cluster. 

• Review troubleshooting steps for chassis clusters. 

• Explain Juniper ATP Appliance components. 

• Explain how to set up a Juniper ATP Appliance.

• Explain how the Juniper Secure Analytics device works.

Day 1

Course Introduction

SSL Proxy 

• Explain why SSL proxy is necessary 

• Describe and configure client-protection SSL proxy 

• Describe and configure server-protection SSL proxy 

• Discuss how to monitor SSL proxy 

• Explain SSL mirror decrypt feature 

Lab 1: SSL Proxy Client Protection 

Application Security Theory 

• Describe the functionality of the AppSecure suite 

• Explain how application identification works 

• Describe how to create custom application signatures 

• Explain the purpose of the application system cache 

Application Security Implementation 

• Discuss in depth the AppSecure modules 

Lab 2: Implementing AppSecure 

Unified Security Policies 

• Explain unified security policy evaluation 

• Explain URL Category options 

Lab 3: Unified Security Policies

Day 2

Security Policy Options 

• Explain session management options 

• Explain Junos ALG functionality 

• Implement policy scheduling 

• Explain logging 

Lab 4: Security Policy Options 

Intrusion Detection and Prevention 

• Describe the purpose of IPS 

• Utilize and update the IPS signature database 

• Configure IPS policy 

• Utilize and configure IPS policy using a template 

• Monitor IPS operations Lab 5: IPS 

Juniper ATP Cloud 

• Describe the Juniper ATP Cloud Web UI options 

• Configure the SRX Series Firewall to use Juniper ATP Cloud anti-malware 

• Discuss an Infected Host case study 

Lab 6: Juniper ATP Cloud Anti-Malware 

Juniper ATP Cloud Features 

• Explain Security Intelligence 

• Describe Encrypted Traffic Insights 

• Describe Adaptive Threat Profiling 

• Explain IoT Security 

Lab 7: ATP Cloud Features

Day 3

Introduction to Security Director 

• Explain how to use Security Director 

• Describe how to configure firewall policies 

• Deploy configuration changes using Security Director 

Lab 8: Working with Security Director 

Security Director with Policy Enforcer 

• Explain how to configure a secure fabric 

• Describe how infected host remediation occurs 

Lab 9: Configuring Juniper Connected Security 

Virtual SRX and cSRX 

• Explain virtualization 

• Discuss network virtualization and software-defined networking 

• Review the virtual SRX platform 

• Review the cSRX platform 

• Deploy the virtual SRX 

• Integrate the virtual SRX with public cloud services 

Lab 10: vSRX Implementation 

Juniper Identity Management Service 

• Explain how to install Juniper Identity Management Service 

• Configure Juniper Identity Management Service 

• Describe troubleshooting Juniper Identity Management Service 

Lab 11: Juniper Identity Management Service

Day 4

Chassis Cluster Concepts 

• Describe chassis clusters 

• Identify chassis cluster components 

• Describe chassis cluster operation 

Chassis Cluster Implementation 

• Configure chassis clusters 

• Describe advanced chassis cluster options 

Lab 12: Implementing Chassis Clusters 

Chassis Cluster Troubleshooting 

• Troubleshoot chassis clusters 

• Review chassis cluster case studies 

Lab 13: Troubleshooting Chassis Clusters

Day 5

Juniper ATP Appliance—Overview 

• Explain the Cyber Kill Chain model 

• Define deployment models for Juniper ATP Appliance 

Implementing Juniper ATP Appliance 

• Describe how to configure an SRX Series device with ATP Appliance 

• Describe how to mitigate a threat with the ATP Appliance Web UI 

• Demo Video: Implementing Juniper ATP Appliance 

Juniper Secure Analytics 

• Describe the JSA Series device and its basic functionality 

• Define how JSA processes log activity 

• Explain how JSA processes network activity 

• Explain how to customize the processing of information 

Lab 14: Monitoring with JSA

• Basic networking knowledge 

• Understanding of the OSI reference model and the TCP/IP protocol suite 

• Completion of the Introduction to Juniper Security course

JNCIS-SEC exam topics are based on the content of the recommended instructor-led training courses, as well as the additional resources.

• Exam code: JN0-335

• Written exam

• Administered by Pearson VUE

• Exam length: 90 minutes

• Exam type: 65 multiple-choice questions

• Pass/fail status is available immediately

• Junos OS 22.3

The JNCIS-SEC certification is valid for three years. 

Exams can be purchased at an additional cost – please ask for details - and scheduled at https://home.pearsonvue.com/junipernetworks/ 

Advanced Juniper Security (AJSEC)

Delegates will receive an official set of e-kit courseware approximately 1 week prior to the start of the course.