Device access control, infrastructure security, API security, and network security design.
Covers configuring and verifying device access control including lines, local user authentication, and AAA authentication and authorization. Includes infrastructure security features such as ACLs and Control Plane Policing (CoPP). Also covers REST API security and network security design components including threat defense, endpoint security, next-generation firewalls, TrustSec, and MACsec. This domain represents 20% of the exam.
5 minutes
5 Questions
Security in CCNP Enterprise (ENCOR) encompasses comprehensive strategies and technologies to protect network infrastructure, data, and resources from unauthorized access and threats. It covers multiple domains essential for enterprise environments. Network access control (NAC) ensures only authorized devices connect to networks through authentication and compliance verification. Identity management and access control implement role-based access control (RBAC) and authentication mechanisms like 802.1X to verify user credentials. Threat detection and prevention utilize firewalls, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), and intrusion detection systems (IDS) to identify and block malicious traffic. Encryption protects data in transit and at rest using protocols like TLS/SSL and IPsec. CCNP Enterprise security also covers secure routing protocols such as BGP security and OSPF authentication to prevent route hijacking. Wireless security implementations include WPA3 encryption, MAC filtering, and strong access point configurations. Security monitoring involves logging, syslog, NetFlow, and SNMP to track network activities and detect anomalies. Threat intelligence and vulnerability management require regular assessments, patch management, and security updates. The curriculum emphasizes Zero Trust architecture principles, where all users and devices are verified regardless of location. Cloud security considerations address risks associated with multi-cloud environments and hybrid deployments. Compliance frameworks like GDPR and regulatory standards are integrated into security policies. Practical implementations include configuring access control lists (ACLs), implementing VPNs for secure remote access, and deploying security appliances. CCNP Enterprise security training ensures engineers can design, implement, and maintain robust security solutions that protect organizations from evolving cyber threats while maintaining network performance and availability in enterprise environments.Security in CCNP Enterprise (ENCOR) encompasses comprehensive strategies and technologies to protect network infrastructure, data, and resources from unauthorized access and threats. It covers multiple domains essential for enterprise environments. Network access control (NAC) ensures only authoriz…