Securing Email with Cisco Email Security Appliance

Codice Esame : 300-720 SESA
versione : None
Vendor : Cisco

This exam tests your knowledge of Cisco Email Security Appliance, including: Administration Spam control and antispam Message filters Data loss prevention LDAP Email authentication and encryption System quarantines and delivery methods

Area : Security 
Status : Active 
Esame iniziato il: 24-02-2020 terminato il :  
Durata (minuti): 90
Domande : min None – max None 

Punteggio : min None max None
Costo : 

Exam topics:

• 1.0 – Cisco Email Security Appliance Administration – 15%
  • 1.1. – Configure Cisco Email Security Appliance features 
  • 1.1.a – Hardware performance specifications 
  • 1.1.b – Initial configuration process 
  • 1.1.c – Routing and delivery features 
  • 1.1.d – GUI 
  • 1.2. – Describe centralized services on a Cisco Content SMA 
  • 1.3. – Configure mail policies 
  • 1.3.a. – Incoming and outgoing messages 
  • 1.3.b. – User matching 
  • 1.3.c. – Message splintering 
• 2.0 – Spam Control with Talos SenderBase and Antispam – 15%
  • 2.1 – Control spam with Talos SenderBase and Antispam 
  • 2.2 – Describe graymail management solution 
  • 2.3 – Configure file reputation filtering and file analysis features 
  • 2.4 – Implement malicious or undesirable URLs protection 
  • 2.5 – Describe the bounce verification feature 
• 3.0 – Content and Message filters – 20%
  • 3.1 – Describe the functions and capabilities of content filters 
  • 3.2 – Create text resources such as content dictionaries, disclaimers, and templates 
  • 3.2.a – Dictionaries filter rules 
  • 3.2.b – Text resources management 
  • 3.3 – Configure message filters components, rules, processing order and attachment scanning 
  • 3.4 – Configure scan behavior 
  • 3.5 – Configure the Cisco ESA to scan for viruses using Sophos and McAfee scanning engines 
  • 3.6 – Configure outbreak filters 
  • 3.7 – Configure Data Loss Prevention (DLP) 
• 4.0 – LDAP and SMTP Sessions – 15%
  • 4.1 – Configure and verify LDAP servers and queries (Queries and Directory Harvest Attack) 
  • 4.2 – Understand spam quarantine functions 
  • 4.2.a – Authentication for end-users of spam quarantine 
  • 4.2.b – Utilize spam quarantine alias to consolidate queries 
  • 4.3 – Understand SMTP functionality 
  • 4.3.a – Email pipeline 
  • 4.3.b – Sender and recipient domains 
  • 4.3.c – SMTP session authentication using client certificates 
  • 4.3.d – SMTP TLS authentication 
  • 4.3.e – TLS email encryption 
• 5.0 – Email Authentication and Encryption – 20%
  • 5.1 – Configure Domain Keys and DKIM signing 
  • 5.2 – Configure SPF and SIDF 
  • 5.3 – Configure DMARC verification 
  • 5.4 – Configure forged email detection 
  • 5.5 – Configure email encryption 
  • 5.6 – Describe S/MIME security services and communication encryption with other MTAs 
  • 5.7 – Manage certificate authorities 
• 6.0 – System Quarantines and Delivery Methods – 15%
  • 6.1 – Configure quarantine (spam, policy, virus, and outbreak) 
  • 6.2 – Utilize safelists and blocklists to control email delivery 
  • 6.3 – Manage messages in local or external spam quarantines 
  • 6.4 – Configure virtual gateways 

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