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Cortex XDR by Palo Alto

Cortex XDR by Palo Alto

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Requirements

  • Participants should have a basic understanding of network security, endpoint security, and incident response. Familiarity with security tools and platforms, such as firewalls, anti-virus, and SIEM systems, is also recommended.
  • Some knowledge of programming and scripting languages, such as Python, is useful but not required.

Target Audience

  • This course is designed for security professionals, such as security analysts, incident responders, and security engineers, who are responsible for detecting and responding to security incidents in their organizations.
  • It is also useful for IT professionals who want to gain a better understanding of how Cortex XDR can be used to enhance their organization's security posture.

About Course

Cortex XDR is a comprehensive detection and response platform that allows organizations to investigate and respond to security incidents quickly and effectively.
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What I will learn?

  • This course covers the fundamentals of Cortex XDR, including its architecture, features, and capabilities.
  • Participants will learn how to deploy, configure, and use Cortex XDR to detect and respond to security incidents, as well as how to integrate it with other security tools and platforms.

Course Curriculum

Introduction

  • Overview of cybersecurity and the importance of endpoint protection
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  • Introduction to Cortex XDR
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  • Benefits of Cortex XDR for endpoint protection
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Understanding Endpoint Security

Cortex XDR Architecture

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Capabilities

Advanced Threat Prevention

Implementation and Best Practices

Use Cases and Case Studies

Cortex XDR for Cloud

Cortex XDR for Mobile

Cortex XDR for IoT

Cortex XDR for Network

Conclusion

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