Juniper CSTRM( Networks Security Threat Response Manager)

1. Log Collection and Analysis: Aggregates and correlates logs from various network sources.
2. Real-Time Threat Detection: Monitors network traffic for immediate threat identification.
3. Behavioral Analytics: Uses machine learning to detect anomalous activity.
4. Incident Response Workflow: Provides workflows for efficient incident handling.

Before learning Juniper CSTRM, it's beneficial to have the following skills:

1. Network Security Fundamentals: Understanding of basic network security concepts such as firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, and encryption.
2. Networking Basics: Familiarity with networking protocols, OSI model, and network architecture.
3. System Administration: Knowledge of operating systems (Windows, Linux) and system administration tasks.
4. Security Technologies: Understanding of security technologies such as VPNs, authentication, and access control.

By learning Juniper CSTRM, you gain the following skills:

1. Threat Detection and Analysis: Ability to monitor network traffic and analyze security events to detect threats in real-time.
2. Incident Response: Skills to effectively respond to security incidents, including incident triage, investigation, and containment.
3. Log Management: Proficiency in collecting, storing, and analyzing logs from various network sources for threat detection and forensic analysis.
4. Security Monitoring: Capability to monitor security alerts and events to identify suspicious activity and potential security breaches.