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Exam Title : McAfee Data Loss Prevention Endpoint (DLPe)

Product version(s): 9.3.2

Associated exam : MA0-103

Associated training 4 Days McAfee Data Loss Prevention Endpoint

Number of questions : 60

Exam duration : 140 Minutes

Passing score : 78%



The McAfee Certified Product Specialist certifications are designed for candidates who administer a specific McAfee product or suite of products, and have one to three years of experience with that product or product suite. This certification level allows candidates to demonstrate knowledge in these key product areas:

 Basic architecture

 Installation

 Configuration

 Management

 Troubleshooting



A minimum of one year of experience using the McAfee product. Recommended hands-on experience includes:

 Planning

 Design

 Installation

 Configuration

 Operations and management



Individuals who have passed a McAfee certification exam are granted access to the McAfee

Certification Program Candidate site. On the site, you will find:

 Your official McAfee Certification

Program transcript and access to the transcript sharing tool.

 The ability to download custom certification logos.

 Additional information and offers for McAfee-certified individuals

 Your contact preferences and profile

 News and promotions



Networking

 Networking technology theory, principles and practices

 Data networking standards and protocols

 LAN and WAN technologies

 Network administration

 Network and routing protocols

 Baseline conditions

 Perimeter security

 Internal network security

 Basic infrastructure

 Sniffing/network monitoring

 TCP/IP and NAT/PAT Systems

 Client/server technology

 Group policy overview and security templates

 Web permissions and authorization

 Redundancy/fault tolerance/ high availability

 Drive encryption

 System administration

 Virtual environments

 Processors (CPU)

 Baseline conditions

 System access and navigation

 Multi-server environments

 Operating systems

Applications

 Databases

 Redundancy

 Web protocols

 Baseline conditions

Policies and Procedures

 Permissions, delegation & auditing

 Policies governing user access

 Role permissions

 Systems testing procedures

 Endpoint protection policies

 Exceptions policies

 Proactive Protection Scan policy

 Antivirus and antispyware protection policies

 Network password procedures

 Company security policies

 Device usage policies

 Change control procedures

 Product specific maintenance procedures

 Incident response procedures

 Role specific escalation procedures

 Corporate security controls

 Corporate security strategy

 Device access control



Best Practices

 Level of security required

 Backup and recovery

 Security monitoring

 Problem isolation tools/practices

 Industry security standards

Security Foundation

 Firewall

 Computer viruses, spyware, and malware

 Network threat prevention technologies

 Spyware protection

 Firewall technologies and intrusion prevention

 Heuristic-based protection

 Authentication

 Vulnerabilities and remediation techniques

 Malware incidents

 Internal threats and attacks

 External threats and attacks

 Security protocols

 Cryptography

 Network security policies

 Network access control

 Common threats and vulnerabilities

Operations and Administration

 Password management

 Network and support management tools and procedures

 Patch management

 Security alerts, front-line analysis and escalation

 Intrusion detection systems

 Monitoring tools

 Problem determination

 Incident and issue categorization

 Basic product functions

 Product policy configuration

 Product report generation

 Version controls

 Detailed product functions

 Protected materials