Check Point Certified Security Administrator R71

CCSA R71

The CCSA R71 certification validates the skills and knowledge of Check Point security administrators with Check Point Next-Generation Firewall Security System (High Availability (HA) and ClusterXL) R71gateways.

Focus

The Check Point Certified Security Administrator R71 certification focuses on Security Administration, Network Security, Data Security, Access Control, Monitoring, Incident Response

Exam Duration

The Check Point Certified Security Administrator R71 exam duration is 1:00 hour (60 minutes)

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of 64

Exam Fee

The exam fee is $100-$200 USD (varies by location and vendor).

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for No expiration date.

Prior Certification

• CCNA security, Check Point CCSE R65 or above, Check Point CCSA R65 or above

Exam Format

The Check Point Certified Security Administrator R71 exam is a Multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, hands-on test

Passing Conditions

To pass Check Point Certified Security Administrator R71 exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of Pass 56 or more questions

Who Should Take

The target audience for the CCSA R71 certification is Check Point security administrators, security engineers, network administrators, network engineers, and security consultants.

• Security Administrator
• Security Engineer
• Network Administrator
• Network Engineer
• Security Consultant

Prerequisites

No prerequisites, but recommended experience with Check Point products and knowledge of security concepts and networking fundamentals

Or can substitute with certifications:

• CCSA R75
• CCSE R75

Certification Process

• Step 1: Meet the prerequisites and requirements for the CCSA R71 certification.
• Step 2: Study for the certification exam using official Check Point study materials and online resources.
• Step 3: Sign up for the certification exam through a authorized testing center or online proctor.
• Step 4: Pass the certification exam by answering 56 or more questions correctly.

Domains with Weights

• Domain 1: Security Administration (25%): Configuring and managing network security policies, creating security rulebases, and implementing Network Access Control (NAC) policies.
• Domain 2: Security Management (20%): Managing network security with the Check Point Security Management server, creating and managing user and group objects, and configuring advanced security features.
• Domain 3: Data Security (15%): Configuring and managing data encryption, creating and managing encryption policies, and implementing data loss prevention (DLP) policies.
• Domain 4: Access Control (20%): Configuring and managing user access control, creating and managing VPN policies, and implementing SSO and two-factor authentication.
• Domain 5: Monitoring and Incident Response (20%): Monitoring network security activity with Check Point log servers and webDR, responding to security incidents, and configuring advanced security features.