The Tactical Perimeter Defense (TPD) exam has 7 Domains. The
subject and percentages of each domain are defined below:
1.0 Network Defense Fundamentals (5%)
1.1 – Examine Network
Defense Fundamentals
1.2 – Identify Network Defense Technologies
1.3
– Examine Access Control Methods
1.4 – Define the Principles of Network
Auditing
1.5 – Identify the Impact of Defense
2.0 Hardening Routers and Access Control Lists (10%)
2.1 –
Implement Fundamental Cisco Router Security
2.2 – Describe the Routing
Process
2.3 – Remove Unwanted Protocols and Services
2.4 – Create
and Implement Access Control Lists
2.5 – Configure Cisco Router
Logging
3.0 Implementing IPSec and Virtual Private Networks
(10%)
3.1 – IPSec Fundamentals
3.2 – Implement IPSec on Windows
Server 2003
3.3 – Identify Core VPN Concepts
3.4 – Examine VPN
Design and Architecture
3.5 – Implement a VPN using Windows Server
2003
4.0 Advanced TCP/IP (15%)
4.1 – Examine the Core Concepts of
TCP/IP
4.2 – Identify and Describe Packet Headers
4.3 – Examine the
Session Setup and Teardown Process
5.0 Securing Wireless Networks (15%)
5.1 – Describe Wireless
Networking Fundamentals
5.2 – Implement Wireless Security
Solutions
5.3 – Configure Wireless Auditing
5.4 – Identify Wireless
PKI Solutions
6.0 Designing and Configuring Intrusion Detection Systems
(20%)
6.1 – Identify the Goals of an IDS
6.2 – Examine Host-Based
Intrusion Detection
6.3 – Examine Network-Based Intrusion
Detection
6.4 – Describe IDS Log Analysis
6.5 – Describe Methods of
Using an IDS
7.0 Designing and Configuring Firewall Systems (25%)
7.1 –
Identify Firewall Components
7.2 – Create a Firewall policy
7.3 –
Define Firewall rule Sets and Packet Filters
7.4 – Examine the Proxy
Server
7.5 – Examine the Bastion Host
7.6 – Describe a
Honeypot
7.7 – Install and Configure ISA Server 2006
7.8 – Install
and Configure IPTables
Important Note: All percentages are approximate and are subject
to change at any time. The TPD Exam will be updated every year to ensure
that the candidate’s knowledge remains current and updated. In the event
that significant changes are made at the yearly update, the SCP website
will announce these changes.