IINS 3.0: Attack Mitigation Overview/Description Expected Duration Lesson Objectives Course Number Expertise Level Overview/Description A security professional must be able to identify common Layer 2 attacks. Explore these common Layer 2 attacks and how to mitigate them, as you prepare for the 210-260: Implementing Cisco Network Security certification exam.
Expected Duration (hours)
1.5
Lesson Objectives IINS 3.0: Attack Mitigation
identify the effects of DHCP starvation
identify the syntax used to display the effect of dynamic ARP inspection on a switch
identify the syntax used to mitigate a Layer 2 attack in a given scenario
recognize common Layer 2 attacks
specify characteristics of Layer 2 attacks
define how to protect a network against DHCP spoofing
identify the syntax used to disable a port in a given scenario
identify the type of attack characterized by invalid default gateways
recognize the purpose of DHCP spoofing
recognize the result of CAM table overflows
specify the steps for configuring a port for MAC access in a given scenario
define how to avoid sharing Cisco Discovery Protocol data with invalid devices
identify methods to avoid spanning-tree vulnerabilities
recognize how to avoid double tagging and VLAN hopping
recognize methods used to avoid STP attacks
recognize the type of attack characterized by access switch traffic forwarding
specify how to configure ports to disallow BPDUs
specify how to disable CDP on interfaces not connected to a trusted network
specify the characteristics of a CAM table overflow
Course Number: it_ccnastv_24_03_enus
Expertise Level
Intermediate