cisco-firewall-audit

Auditing Cisco ASA and FTD firewall policies involves analyzing ACL, ACP, NAT, MPF, and VPN configurations to identify permissive rules and security gaps. This process generates a standardized findings report with remediation guidance for FMC-managed or multi-context deployments.

An FTD ACP evaluation covers Access Control Policy inspection, IPS alignment, and Snort configurations. It examines rule consistency across on-prem networks and FMC-managed deployments to detect risky rules and verify compliant security baselines.

Yes, you can analyze multi-context ASA firewall configurations. The audit scope explicitly covers ASA classic and multi-context modes, evaluating NAT consistency, VPN setups, and MPF inspections to produce standardized findings with remediation steps.

Validating policies before migrating from ASA to FTD requires cross-platform analysis of ACL, ACP, and NAT rules. The audit identifies misconfigurations and maps existing security postures to ensure compliant baselines for the target FTD deployment.

ASA MPF policy analysis inspects Modular Policy Framework configurations to verify traffic inspection and logging behaviors. It identifies gaps in protocol handling and ensures firewall rules align with required security and compliance standards.