Configuring BIG-IP ASM: Application Security Manager

Overview

Configuring BIG-IP ASM: Application Security Manager training course is designed to learn how to deploy, tune, and operate ASM to protect their web applications from HTTP-based attacks. In this training class, you will also learn ASM components for detecting and mitigating threats from multiple attack vectors such web scraping, Layer 7 Denial of Service, brute force, bots, code injection, and zero day exploits.

Target Audience:

This course is recommended for security and network administrators who will be responsible for the installation, deployment, tuning, and day-to-day maintenance of the Application Security Manager.

Download Course Contents

Schedule & Prices

Course Details	Schedule
Live Online Training (Instructor-Led) Duration : 5 Days Fee : USD 2,000 (1-on-1)†	April 13-17 20-24 May 18-22 July 06-10 12-16 13-17 20-24 August 03-07 09-13 September 07-11 13-17 14-18
Fly-Me-a-Trainer Duration : 5 Days Fee : On Request	Client's Location As per mutual convenience
Classroom Training* Duration : 5 Days Fee : Sydney : USD 4,400 London : USD 3,300 Dubai : USD 2,600 India : USD 1,700	April 13-17 (Bangalore) (Venue) 20-24 (Chennai) (Venue) May 18-22 (Chennai) (Venue) July 06-10 (Delhi) 12-16 (Dubai) 13-17 (Bangalore) 20-24 (Chennai) August 03-07 (Delhi) 09-13 (Dubai) September 07-11 (Delhi) 13-17 (Dubai) 14-18 (Bangalore)

Enquire Now

Input symbols

Describe the role of the BIG-IP system as a full proxy device in an application delivery network
Provision the Application Security Manager
Define a web application firewall
Describe how ASM protects a web application by securing file types, URLs, and parameters
Deploy ASM using the Rapid Deployment template (and other templates) and define the security checks included in each
Define learn, alarm, and block settings as they pertain to configuring ASM
Define attack signatures and explain why attack signature staging is important
Contrast positive and negative security policy implementation and explain benefits of each
Configure security processing at the parameter level of a web application
Use an application template to protect a commercial web application
Deploy ASM using the Automatic Policy Builder
Tune a policy manually or allow automatic policy building
Integrate third party application vulnerability scanner output into a security policy
Configure login enforcement and session tracking
Configure protection against brute force, web scraping, and Layer 7 denial of service attacks
Implement iRules using specific ASM events and commands
Use Content Profiles to protect JSON and AJAX-based applications
Implement Bot Signatures
Implement Proactive Bot Defense