Cisco Security Workshops

Frequently Asked Questions

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A proctor is responsible for making sure a workshop runs smoothly.

  • Requesting the workshop creation, with specific location, time zone, and start time. Only qualified proctors can request the creation of a workshop.
  • Providing the initial presentation at the workshop (optional to have another Cisco employee or partner who is present do this). This provides essential information to workshop attendees.
  • Managing the logistics of ensuring that workshop attendees can access the workshop.
  • Addressing customer questions throughout the workshop.
  • Addressing any logistical or technical challenges with executing the workshop, leveraging assistance from workshop support resources.

For more information on qualifying, check the related FAQ How to Qualify as a Proctor

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To qualify as a proctor for a specific workshop, the Cisco employee or partner must complete the following:

  • Attend and participate in the workshop, complete the exercises and knowledge checks as a typical attendee would, and attain a completion certificate.
  • Attend and complete the workshop-specific "Train the Trainer" (TTT) session, and attain a completion certificate.
  • Many workshops automatically promote participants to the Proctor role upon completion of the Train-the-Trainer course. If this does not occur, submit a request to the workshop owner group for review and proctor assignment. Requests should be sent to the appropriate workshop administrator group mailer for the specific workshop.

For more information on specific workshops, check out the related FAQ How to Sign Up for Workshops Yourself

Internal and Partner Enrollments

Here are some enrollment keys for you to self-register for various workshops to go through the lab. Once you successfully complete the workshop, you will be automatically enrolled in that workshop's Train the Trainer (TTT). After you complete the TTT for that workshop, you will be set up as Proctor in that Workshop. Each workshop is unique, and completing one series does not automatically register you into any of the other workshops. At any time, if you want more information about a given workshop, reach out to the people involved in it, which you can find more about by visiting their respective workshops page - https://ciscosecurityworkshop.com/home/available-workshops 

Two Examples of Self Enrollment Keys for Cisco Employees and Partners:

 

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You can add a template to your workshop description, which you can then edit to fit your workshop. Be aware that editing the event invitation after applying a template might overwrite your changes. To prevent losing work, copy and save your edited text elsewhere before making updates, then paste your final version into the invitation.

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Overview

Sometimes, you just want to take a course without the hassle of contacting the course author to enroll. While most courses are self-paced, some require a proctor. This article aims to give employees and partners a way to enroll in the basic courses (not the Train the Trainers courses) without having to find the course owner. 

Courses

Devnet

Firewall

Zero Trust Access / Secure Access / Secure Service Edge

Secure Network Analytics

Secure Workload

Umbrella

XDR

 

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