Module 1: Traps Overview
▪ How Sophisticated Attacks Work Today
▪ Traps Multi-Method Threat Prevention
▪ Traps Components and Resources
Module 2: Cloud Services
▪ Application Framework and Cloud Services Portal
▪ Shared Services and Traps Onboarding Flow
Module 3: Cloud- Based Management
▪ Traps Service Dashboard and Licensing
▪ Cross-Platform Agent and Agent Installation
▪ Endpoints and Endpoint Groups
Module 4: Policy Rules and Profiles
▪ Profiles and Policy Rules
▪ Agent Settings Profile
Module 5: Malware Protection Flow
▪ Traps Malware Protection Modules Overview
▪ Restrictions Profiles, Malware Profiles, and Scanning
Module 6: Exploits and Exploitation Techniques
▪ Application Exploit Prevention
▪ Exploitation Techniques and Defense Mechanisms
▪ Basics of Process Management (Optional)
Module 7: Exploit Protection Modules
▪ Architecture and Overview
▪ Exploit Protection Modules (EPMs)
▪ Exploit Profiles
Module 8: Event Management
▪ Security Event Logs and Exceptions
▪ Endpoint and Server Logs
▪ Manage Quarantined Files
Module 9: Basic Traps Troubleshooting
▪ Troubleshooting Methodology and Resources
▪ Traps Cytool and Agent Identification
▪ Traps Agent Log Files and Agent Persist Databases
▪ Working with Technical Support
Module 10: Traps Architecture
▪ AWS Services Used by Traps Service
▪ Multi-Regional Architecture
▪ Agent File Uploads and Downloads
▪ Agent-Server Communication
Module 11: Directory Sync Service
▪ Directory Sync Service – Activation and Setup
▪ Troubleshooting
Description:
Students should learn how Traps protects against exploits and malware-driven attacks. In hands-on lab exercises, students will explore and configure new cloud-based Traps Management Service and install Traps endpoint components; build policy rules and profiles; enable and disable process protections; and integrate Traps with Palo Alto Networks WildFire® cloud service, which provides prevention and detection of zero-day malware.
