Cisco Fundamentals Security

[laup]

Cisco Fundamentals Security

has anyone been through this course cisco put together?
does it covers all the objectives.
i was wondering wether to work my way through the modules then go for security +

[zimbo]

Originally Posted by laup

Cisco Fundamentals Security

has anyone been through this course cisco put together?
does it covers all the objectives.
i was wondering wether to work my way through the modules then go for security +

Im interested to know too so im bumping this for you!

But my understanding that its ALOT more advanced and focuses on Cisco aspects of security more than the foundations and fundamentals... anyone got more info than me?

[laup]

boing

[zimbo]

I doubt many people have done it so i have looked into it myself.. and from Cisco's site i understand that this course is WAY too advanced:

* Security policy design and management
* Security technologies, products and solutions
* Firewall and secure router design, installation, configuration and maintenance
* AAA implementation using routers and firewalls
* VPN implementation using routers and firewalls

To show how advanced you are expected to be a CCNA before undertaking this course and in the end of it you can expect to pass:

This course prepares students to take the SECUR (Securing Cisco IOS Networks) and CSPFA (Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced) exams in preparation for the Cisco Firewall Specialist.

So like i said before i doubt this will help with Sec+ and frankly could turn out to be a waste of time and money...

[Raffaz]

It might get more response in the Cisco section

[laup]

lol good point, was in pieces on which place to put it ;P
zimbo it wont cost no money its availible at cisco academy.

im in two minds wether to go for mcsa or get all the comptias out the way. as they dont do CCDA course here.

[laup]

well this explains it lol :P