The goal of "Find Yourself in the Future" is to connect NetAcad and other students to Cisco experts talking about the latest technology trends in the industry.
The current four-part series supports CCNA v7 curricula adoption topics include:
URL: https://www.cisco.com/c/m/en_sg/partners/future-yourself/presentations.html
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Recent images from Belgian and Benelux teachers and students to explain NetAcad to the world
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CCNA Certification firstly becomes more "generic". Moreover, it becomes also more "specialistic". I am very happy for Devnet certification and for the new names of the specific certifications tracks: Enterprise; Security; Datacenter; Service Provider; Collaboration.
Watch this video for a vivid explanation with Susie Wee from Cisco.
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John Strand and Jake Williams - SANS Senior Instructors along with John Pescatore, SANS Director of Emerging Security Trends discuss your best strategies to consider for 2019 to build and maintain your cybersecurity defenses. This 2 hour webcast includes talks from John Strand and Jake and is followed by a lively panel of all three experts. Sponsored by Cisco.
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=637&v=PrDgkPBgW68
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Cisco regularly gives presentations about jobs at Cisco and partners. This presentation offers background information by Cisco about building products and jobs that support partners and customers to use the products. Cisco Technical Marketing Engineers (TME) play an important role, because they are both technical and communicative.
To build a product like Catalyst 9200 , we need to ask:
Do we really need to build a new product?
What are customers looking for?
How many and what type of ports do we need?
What software features are required?
How will we license and price this product?
Once the product is built, we need to:
Educate our sales teams about it
Inform our customers of the new product
Write technical collateral to help with using it
Collect customer feedback and continue improving it
Speakers
Jeff McLaughlin, Director of Technical Marketing
Kanu Gupta, Technical Marketing Engineer
Cisco Enterprise Networking
Video (registration necessary): https://www.netacad.com/careers/webinars/career-preparation/featured-jobs-at-cisco-webinar-series?fbclid=IwAR3IYHCMuKe7PvNT7OGzu073PHF-l1s9Xn_JdJYfwcl_TXXiE9C98p_FTeY
PDF Presentation: Download Featured_jobs_at_cisco_tme_session1
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Play with Linux and Python on the Networking Devices, 8 May, 9:00 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time: Register Here
What app would you develop if you could run it directly on a router or a switch? What full-stack system would you want to deploy and run directly on a router or a switch if they could run a full Linux operating system? Now that your imagination is running wild, join this session to learn how on a network infrastructure you can now run your Python code directly from the IOS CLI. You will also learn how to spin up a full Linux container on a router with either your favorite network performance-monitoring tool or with a chat-bot app that lets you manage the network from a messenger app on your phone.
If you register, you will get access to the recording.
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Before, During, and After a Security Attack, 17 April, 9:00 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time: Register Here
Have you ever wondered what happens before a bad actor attacks a network? The hope is that their attempt to infiltrate the infrastructure will be eliminated by the layers of security protection built into the network. However, sometimes the attackers exploit an unknown, so-called, 0-day vulnerability to get inside. Do not panic – even during the attack, we can collect valuable information and learn how the attack is being-executed and if or where it is spreading.
Moreover, based on the collected information, we know where we should concentrate our cleaning efforts after the attack has been discovered and eliminated. Join this session to learn more about threat protection, and how simple scripts with programmability and automation can turn your response time to an attack from minutes to seconds.
If you register, you will get access to the recording.
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Maarten Druwe of Cisco Systems explaining Collaboration tools
On 19 December 2018 a group of members from BiASC were invited at the Cisco BeLux office in Diegem to learn the ins and outs of online collaboration. Frank, Maarten and Rudy of Cisco BeLux thoroughly demonstrated the use of online collaboration tools to a group of about 15 academy trainers, allowing participants to ask all the questions about new communication tools and methods. Demonstrations of Collaboration Systems need restricted groups of about 15 participants.
Webex Teams and Webex Meet are very well designed with open standards and are quite user friendly. If you like to experiment with Webex just send a message to <yvan@biasc.be>. Education prices are free for students and one euro per academy user (teachers, manangement, admin staff).
To start using all the possibilities a "presenter" needs a decent introduction. "Participating" in online collaboration is easy, just press "Join".
Pictures of the demonstration: https://photos.app.goo.gl/wgDyx3UyNH7WMubAA
=> Members of BiASC who are interested in a deep-dive demonstration please contact <yvan@biasc.be>
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From now until June 2019 Cisco’s DevNet and Networking Academy have teamed up again for another webinar series because of the high interest from last year's series. In our ever changing technology landscape, it only makes sense to revisit a few sessions from last year and share the latest details as well as feature a whole new set of topics. Join the webinars for conversations about network programmability, security, SDN and network controllers, Python, and many other related topics.
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The Cisco Benelux Lighthouse Hackathon from 12 to 14 October at Odisee Brussels showed a great spirit from 25 teams from around the Benelux. We thank all participants for taking so many opportunities for teamwork and collaboration. The video taken during the Hackathon shows exactly how the hackathon happened.
Here is a link for the Hacakthon Participants to download the video from the event.
Cisco Benelux Lighthouse Hackathon Video to download: Download Cisco Hackathon v5
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Below is a list of upcoming webinars through the beginning of October.
Cybersecurity series: 1st session – Intro to Cybersecurity, 19 September, 9:00 a.m. Pacific Standard Time, Register Here
Cybersecurity series: 2nd session – Security Threats & Breaches, 3 October, 9:00 a.m. Pacific Standard Time, Register Here
All details for the Cybersecurity Series can be access here.
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This video relates to the Netacad Workshop Emerging Technologies APIC EM
A classroom session from the DevNet Zone at Cisco Live Berlin 2017. You can now download Cisco's Application Policy Infrastructure Controller - Enterprise Module (APIC-EM) from DevNet! APIC-EM is Cisco's SDN controller for the Campus and WAN. The first production release of APIC-EM included path-trace, Network Plug and Play (PnP) and Intelligent-WAN (IWAN) applications as well as services for location, topology and PKI. Three months later new capabilities such as EasyQoS and Dynamic QoS were released. Learn how to use the API's these applications expose to innovate on top of APIC-EM and integrate it into your operational environment. This session will cover the fundamentals of the controller inventory and topology as well as the advanced applications like path-trace, PnP, QoS and IWAN.
A. Radford, API Deep Dive: APIC EM Rest API, February 2017 -- URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqsSh9zag_A&t=171s
APIC-EM Presentation at CiscoLive PDF: Download APIC-EM Adam Radford BRKRST-2641
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In these videos subject matter experts will cover Intuitive Networking, DNA Center Fundamentals, Software Defined Access (SDA) Principles and critical SDWAN information.
Network Intuitive Innovation Overview
Lesson 1: Trends, Challenges, and Benefits - 06:11
Lesson 2: Capabilities and Use Cases - 19:20
Lesson 3: 3D Interactive Tool - 05:46
Lesson 4: Application Hosting on Catalyst 9K Demonstration - 20:40
Lesson 5: Catalyst 9K and Application Hosting Q&A Post-Seminar Discussion Thread - 04:42
URL: https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/community/learning_center/intent-based-networking-training-videos
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Unlock the technical secrets to Software Defined Networking
Cisco experts review Software Defined Networking topics like software automation, programmable networking, agents and controllers, APIs and more.
Topics
URL: https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/community/learning_center/sdn_recorded_seminars
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Please mark your calendar for Cisco Live 2019 which will take place in Barcelona on January 28 – February 1, 2019.
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From 30 January until 2 February Cisco Academies are able to follow live sessions in real time.
Experience Cisco Live 2018 from anywhere! Watch exclusive keynotes and interviews and get up to date with the latest innovations
from Cisco. View the broadcast for free at CiscoLive.com/emea or CiscoLive.com/global.
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The Cisco DevNet Webinars are frequently updated
Digitization is disrupting traditional networks and driving the need to adopt evolving technologies. Networks are becoming programmable, virtualized, and software-driven. With these changes happening in the industry, it is important to understand software development concepts and how cross-functional work will be required to help drive network automation. The skills needed for future careers are changing and Cisco Networking Academy is partnering with DevNet to help you. Together we will help you better understand and experience some of these new software-related skills, broaden your thinking about potential career options, and provide opportunities to learn more.
Discover what DevNet has to offer you as a student and digital professional. Find out how DevNet and Networking Academy are collaborating together to create
a vibrant community.
Session 1: Introduction to Software and Programmability through Cisco DevNet
Session 2: Introduction to Coding
Session 3: Intent Networks: How to be a Network Engineer in a Programmable Age
Session 4: Fast Lane: Where Code (Apple) Meets Network Infrastructure (Cisco)
Session 5: APIs with Cisco Spark
Session 6: Network Programmability with APIC-EM
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In the new CCNA CyberSecurity Operations course you learn how to understand attack patterns and how to deal with it as a network defender. Only six steps are necessary to start malicious activity in which a command and control (C2) server is involved. In the image above you see a typical network attack in which a victim's computer is being compromized step by step.
Source
Chris Sanders, Security Onion 2016: The Investigators Labyrinth: A Data-Driven Perspective, 29:38
Published on Youtube 12 SEP 2016
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nW9g2K69qOA
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This video demonstrates how one could use the SecurityOnion distribution to analyze a pcap, captured during a malware infection. This video will demonstrate this by using tcpreplay to "replay" a pcap of an Angler EK infection. Using various tools provided in the SecurityOnion distribution you will discover the chain of events that led up to the compromise.
Tools used are SecurityOnion, SGUIL, WHOIS, SNORT, ELSA, BRO and more
PCAP provided by http://www.malware-traffic-analysis.net/
More videos: https://github.com/Security-Onion-Solutions/security-onion/wiki/Videos
This video is a demo used in the workshops of the CyberSecurity Operations Networking Academy course.
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