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 | | Home > Training > Updates and New Features | | Digital Guardian Advanced Training | As part of our complete solution, Verdasys offers a two day hands on workshop, which provides all of the tools and training necessary to necessary to leverage the latest version of Digital Guardian. You will learn to master features such as vaulting rules, classification, adaptive content inspection, file and mail encryption and more.
MOVING TO DIGITAL GUARDIAN 5
For All Digital Guardian Users
This short course provides an overview of all the new features in the core Digital Guardian 5 release. You will learn how to take advantage of the vast improvements made in this major software release, including the new case management tool, the new rule wizard, new dashboards and reports and new rule properties available. This course is a pre-requisite to all module specific offerings. Along the way, you will learn how to lock down applications that are working with sensitive data.
USING ADAPTIVE CONTENT INSPECTION AND FILE CLASSIFICATION
For Security Architects and Information Risk Managers
This course is for information risk managers who wish to classify files based on typical Digital Guardian events/properties (Adaptive File Classification) or to classify files/buffers (Adaptive Content Inspection) based on their content. You will learn how to create rules that apply a classification based on events, properties, keyword patterns, or complex content patterns (e.g. credit card numbers). You will also learn how to write rules that govern the actions that users can perform with classified files. Along the way, you will learn how the Digital Guardian Scanner works to handle “data-at-rest” by classifying existing files on user’s drives. Finally, you will learn to review the Data at Rest report to identify where the sensitive data is within your enterprise.
USING ADAPTIVE FILE AND MAIL ENCRYPTION
For Security Architects and Information Risk Managers
This course is for information risk managers who wish to use Digital Guardian to encrypt files and e-mail messages/attachments that may contain sensitive data. You will learn some common use cases and how to write the rules to implement them. Along the way, you will learn how you can silently encrypt/decrypt files that are shared inside the enterprise and how you can use password-based encryption for files sent outside of the enterprise. Finally, you will learn how to use the Data at Rest report to identify whether or not sensitive data within your enterprise is encrypted.
USING COMMUNITY OF TRUST AND TRUST VERIFICATION AGENTS TO PROTECT SERVERS
For System Administrators
This course is for System Administrators who wish to protect server resources (such as mail servers and database servers) by allowing only trusted connections to that server (for example, a connection from a white-listed IP address or a connection by a Digital Guardian Agent with Community of Trust enabled). You will learn how to install a Trust Verification Agent (a lightweight agenda designed to monitor network connections, but not monitor/control user activity like a full-blown Digital Guardian Agent). You will also learn how to enable community of trust in your existing Digital Guardian Agents to allow them to communicate with servers protected by a TVA. Along the way, you’ll also be able to set up client filter lists to white list connections between specific machines.
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