Check Point Endpoint Security Full Disk Encryption

Check Point Endpoint Security Full Disk Encryption

Length	1 day* (recommended)
Prerequisites	Working knowledge of TCP/IP, Windows and/UNIX, network technology, and the Internet
Take this class if	You are a systems administrator, security manager, or network engineer who manages End Point Security deployments and want to earn the Check Point Endpoint Security Administrator (CCEPA) certification
This course teaches you how to configure and manage an Endpoint Security FDE protected device using the Endpoint Security FDE Management Console. You will learn the details of hard-disk encryption, and how best to deploy Endpoint Security FDE in your organization.		More details Table of Contents Sample Chapter Courseware Objectives
You will learn	Given Privileged Permissions and Permissions Settings as defined in Endpoint Security FDE, define the role of users and administrators in your organization. Considering Endpoint Security FDE 's encryption technology, choose the most suitable method for authenticating each user type. Install and confirm the installation of Endpoint Security FDE for the administrator with the installation CDs. Determine access levels for Endpoint Security FDE users and create user profiles. Select the suitable authentication method for a given deployment. Prepare a strategy to deploy Endpoint Security FDE to all company endpoints. Given existing configuration sets and profiles, implement an Endpoint Security FDE deployment for end-users. Install Endpoint Security FDE on a user's machine to initiate encryption and observe the installation process from the user's perspective. Perform basic profile maintenance procedures such as updating and upgrading profiles from client computers, and using Remote Help to re-permit locked-out users access to their systems. Configure Service Accounts for handling recovery files, update profiles, and upgrade packages. View and use the Local Event Database for monitoring an Endpoint Security FDE audit. View and transfer the local log file to the central log file. Create and deploy an uninstall profile from client computers. Develop a plan for recovering encrypted information from a hard disk. Customize the pre-boot environment. Troubleshoot a failed installation and repair corrupted boot sectors. Install and configure SmartCenter for Endpoint Security -WebRH for Web-based remote help. Manage Organizational Units to control user access and permissions. Provide remote help to Endpoint Security clients using SmartCenter for Endpoint Security -WebRH.
Exercises	Installing Endpoint Security FDE Creating configuration sets and profiles Deploying Endpoint Security FDE Removing user profiles Using Remote Help Uninstalling from removable media Upgrading Pointsec PC 6.3 to an Endpoint Security FDE R70 installation

Check Point Endpoint Security Administrator (CCEPA)

To prepare for this certification, Check Point recommends attendance in the Endpoint Security R70 courses:

• Secure Access
• Full Disk Encryption
• Media Encryption

By attending these courses available through Check Point or any Check Point Authorized Training Center (ATC), your certified Check Point instructor will teach the course objectives needed for the Check Point Endpoint Security Administrator (CCEPA) certification exam.

The CCEPA is a prerequisite for the Check Point Endpoint Security Expert (CCEPE) certification.

To qualify for the CCEPA, the candidate must pass the following exams:

• Exam # 156-701.70 (Secure Access)
• Exam # 156-706.70 (Full Disk Encryption)
• Exam # 156-708.70 (Media Encryption)

To qualify for the CCEPE, the candidate must be a CCEPA and pass the following exam:

• Exam # 156-707.70 (SmartCenter with Pointsec MI)

Check Point recommends attendance in the SmartCenter for Pointsec MI (R70) course in preparation for this exam.

156-706.70

Objectives

Given Privileged Permissions and Permissions Settings as defined in Full Disk Encryption, define the role of users and administrators in your organization. Considering Full Disk Encryption’s encryption technology, choose the most suitable method for authenticating each user type. Install and confirm the installation of Full Disk Encryption for the administrator with the installation CDs. Determine access levels for Full Disk Encryption users and create user profiles. Select the suitable authentication method for a given deployment. Prepare a strategy to deploy Full Disk Encryption to all company endpoints Given existing configuration sets and profiles, implement a Full Disk Encryption deployment for end-users. Install Full Disk Encryption on a user's machine to initiate encryption and observe the installation process from the user's perspective. Remote Help to re-permit locked-out users access to their systems. Configure Service Accounts for handling recovery files, update profiles, and upgrade packages View and use the Local Event Database for monitoring and Full Disk Encryption auditing. View and transfer the local log file to the central log file. Create and deploy an uninstall profile from client computers. Develop a plan for recovering encrypted information from a hard disk. Customize the preboot environment. Troubleshoot a failed installations and repair corrupted boot sectors Install and configure SmartCenter for Full Disk Encryption -WebRH for Web-based remote help. Manage Organization Units to control user access and permissions. Provide remote help to Full Disk Encryption clients using SmartCenter for Full Disk Encryption -WebRH.