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FCA · FortiGate policy concepts
A FortiGate must select a path and apply the relevant security policy for a connection. Source and destination interfaces, addresses, services and translation affect the result. Inspect sess…
FCA · Network fundamentals
DNS translates names into addresses, while IP addressing identifies network interfaces and routing moves packets between networks. A device can have working network connectivity even when na…
FCA · Security foundations
Confidentiality limits who can see information, integrity protects against unauthorized changes, and availability keeps services usable. A control may support several objectives, but the imm…
FTNT-MSSP · Detection engineering and validation
This concept review develops the reasoning needed for detection engineering and validation. Start by identifying the relevant assets, permissions, evidence and trust boundaries. Distinguish …
FTNT-MSSP · Incident response
Containment limits ongoing damage, while eradication removes the cause and recovery restores trusted operation. These activities may overlap as new evidence appears. Preserve useful evidence…
FTNT-MSSP · Network protection
A network rule should express a justified communication path with the necessary source, destination, protocol and service. Segmentation limits how far a compromise can spread, but only when …
FTNT-NSE4 · FortiGate policy concepts
A FortiGate must select a path and apply the relevant security policy for a connection. Source and destination interfaces, addresses, services and translation affect the result. Inspect sess…
FTNT-NSE4 · Network protection
A network rule should express a justified communication path with the necessary source, destination, protocol and service. Segmentation limits how far a compromise can spread, but only when …
FTNT-NSE4 · Security architecture
A trust boundary is where data or actions cross between components with different security assumptions. Map those crossings and require appropriate validation, identity checks and authorizat…
FTNT-OT · Incident response
Containment limits ongoing damage, while eradication removes the cause and recovery restores trusted operation. These activities may overlap as new evidence appears. Preserve useful evidence…
FTNT-OT · Network protection
A network rule should express a justified communication path with the necessary source, destination, protocol and service. Segmentation limits how far a compromise can spread, but only when …
FTNT-OT · Risk assessment and treatment
Risk combines the possibility of an unwanted event with its consequences for an objective. Identify the asset, threat and conditions before choosing a response. Controls may reduce likelihoo…
NSE1 · Identity and access
Authentication establishes who or what is requesting access. Authorization decides which actions that identity may perform on a resource. A successful sign-in therefore does not imply permis…
NSE1 · Network fundamentals
DNS translates names into addresses, while IP addressing identifies network interfaces and routing moves packets between networks. A device can have working network connectivity even when na…
NSE1 · Security foundations
Confidentiality limits who can see information, integrity protects against unauthorized changes, and availability keeps services usable. A control may support several objectives, but the imm…
NSE2 · Identity and access
Authentication establishes who or what is requesting access. Authorization decides which actions that identity may perform on a resource. A successful sign-in therefore does not imply permis…
NSE2 · Network fundamentals
DNS translates names into addresses, while IP addressing identifies network interfaces and routing moves packets between networks. A device can have working network connectivity even when na…
NSE2 · Security foundations
Confidentiality limits who can see information, integrity protects against unauthorized changes, and availability keeps services usable. A control may support several objectives, but the imm…
NSE3 · Identity and access
Authentication establishes who or what is requesting access. Authorization decides which actions that identity may perform on a resource. A successful sign-in therefore does not imply permis…
NSE3 · Network fundamentals
DNS translates names into addresses, while IP addressing identifies network interfaces and routing moves packets between networks. A device can have working network connectivity even when na…
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