The Application Control and Change Control Administration course from Education Services provides in-depth training on the tools you need to efficiently install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot issues relating to Application Control and Change Control to safeguard intellectual property and ensure compliance.

The course details how this solution uses ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) for centralized management. It also explains how to use Application Control for dynamic whitelisting to ensure that only trusted applications run on devices servers, and desktops and how to use Change Control to monitor and prevent changes to the file system, registry, and user accounts.

• Describe Application Control and Change Control solution.
• Plan Application Control and Change Control deployment.
• Install and configure Application Control and Change Control.
• Deploy and configure the Solidcore Client.
• Configure server tasks and permission sets.
• Create and manage policies and rules.
• Design the Application Control trust model.
• Manage the software inventory.
• Enable and configure Change Control.
• Configure Integrity Monitoring policies.
• Gather and analyze events and alerts.
• Create and interpret reports.
• Perform basic troubleshooting.
• Use Solidcore command line interface to perform endpoint administration.
• Identify best practices.
• Describes Inventory mode.
• Describes Common Platform Enumeration (CPE).
• Describes Trusted local group.
• Describes enhancements

Day 1

• Welcome
• ePolicy Orchestrator overview
• Application Control and Change Control overview
• Deployment and Extension Install
• Permission Sets
• Solidcore Client

Day 2

• Application Control Rule Groups and Rules
• Change Control Rule Groups and Rules
• Application Control Policies
• Application Control Trust Model
• Modify protected files

Day 3

• Application Control Inventory
• Change Control
• Integrity Monitoring
• Events and alerts
• Dashboards and Reporting

Day 4

• Troubleshooting
• Administration using the command line interface
• Recommended practices
• Case studies

System administrators, security personnel, auditors, and/ or consultants concerned with system security should take this course.

It is recommended that students have a working knowledge of Microsoft Windows administration, system administration concepts, a basic understanding of computer security concepts, and a general understanding of internet services.