Palo Alto Networks PCNSE7 Tests

Palo Alto Networks is the next-generation security company maintaining trust in the digital age by helping tens of thousands of organizations worldwide prevent cyber breaches.

The Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer (PCNSE) certification is a formal, third-party proctored certification that indicates those who have passed it, possess the in-depth knowledge to design, install, configure, maintain and troubleshoot the vast majority of implementations based on the Palo Alto Networks platform.

Candidates should have three to five years' experience working in the Networking or Security industries and the equivalent of 6 months’ experience working full-time with the Palo Alto Networks security platform to have an opportunity to earn the PCNSE certification.

The Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer on PAN-OS 7 (PCNSE7) exam should be taken by anyone who wishes to demonstrate a deep understanding of Palo Alto Networks technologies, including customers who use Palo Alto Networks products, value-added resellers, pre-sales system engineers, system integrators, and support staff. Candidates can plan, deploy, configure, and troubleshoot Palo Alto Networks Security platform components; have product expertise and understand the unique aspects of the next-generation security platform; and understand networking and security policies used by PAN-OS software.

PCNSE7 covers topics in PAN-OS 7.0, Panorama 7.0, GlobalProtect, and other aspects of the Palo Alto Networks network security platform. The exam will NOT cover Aperture, Traps and AutoFocus.

The PCNSE7 exam is divided into six sections: Architecture and Design, Core Concepts, Logs and Stats, Management, Networking, Policies and Procedures.