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Conclusion and Support Information

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VMware NSX Advanced Threat Protection helps make it easier to protect your organization from ransomware. With just a few clicks, you can enable NSX features that detect and prevent malicious files from moving through North-South and East-West traffic on your gateway firewall. NSX Network Detection and Response collects traffic to uncover all threat movements, correlating and visualizing the complete campaign blueprint. Equipped with a detailed threat timeline across your network, your security teams can determine the scope of an attack and prioritize resources. By unlocking the highest possible fidelity insights, you're able to face the most challenging threats.

We hope you've enjoyed walking through NSX 4.1 Security in this TestDrive lab. Please stay tuned for future labs to learn more.

NSX ATP

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In this section we will walk through VMware NSX Advanced Threat Prevention platform features

Before you begin

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This section talks about how to login and the pre-requisites before starting the Lab

Introduction

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Your enterprise can now deploy VMware NSX Security as a standalone security product, deploying it in an existing environment with no changes to your network. NSX 4.1 provides strong, multi-cloud, easy-to-operationalize network defenses that secure application traffic within and across clouds. NSX 4.1 makes it easier for you to enable Zero Trust application access across multi-cloud environments—so you can secure traffic across applications and individual workloads with security controls that are consistent, automated, attached to the workload, and elastic in scale.

Tanzu Service Mesh Overview

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In this section, we will learn about Tanzu Service Mesh (TSM)

Before You Begin

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This section will walk you through demo access methods and get you set up to perform the demo.

In order to complete a SASE Secure Access walkthrough, you need the following, all of which are provided for you herein:

• A TestDrive demo account. Your demo account is found under CREDENTIALS.
• In the Workspace ONE UEM console, you must use the role Device Administrator at World Wide Enterprises. Your demo user will have it.
• A Windows 10 physical device or VM enrolled into the "corp" OG.  
  At VMware Explore, a physical Windows device is provided.
• A Dropbox account. Any Dropbox account will do. It's optional, but is required for one demo function. 

SD-WAN QoE Overview

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This section briefly overviews SD-WAN Quality of Experience (QoE).

Securing & Optimizing Network Traffic with VMware SD-WAN Orchestrator

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This section provides more insight into SD-WAN Orchestrator's role in VMWare Secure Access. 

Here're a couple key points:

• As traffic integrates into the SD-WAN overlay, Dynamic Multi-path Optimization (DMPO) benefits are applied, reducing latency, packet loss, and jitter while improving bandwidth utilization.
• VMware SD-WAN also provides visibility into the applications accessed by the remote mobile users on their devices.

Preventing Undesirable Content with Cloud Web Security

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To perform this part of the demo, you need:

• Any Dropbox account. Your own Dropbox account will work on the demo device.
• To view security SASE policies, reference SD-WAN Orchestrator.

VPN with WS1 Tunnel

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Now we'll begin to enter the world of  Secure Access.

Here are a few important notes on the benefits of Workspace ONE Tunnel.

• Workspace ONE Tunnel enables secure access for all workers and devices working anywhere with an internet connection outside the office.
• Users never have a 'no-touch' Tunnel experience. Its setup and configuration are 100% managed by Workspace ONE UEM.
• IT organizations can take a least-privilege approach to enterprise access, ensuring only managed devices, defined apps, and domains have access to the internal network.
• Zero Trust goals can be reached by combining explicit definitions for managed applications and integration with the Workspace ONE compliance engine.