iso27001-ngfw-compliance

Parse the raw firewall configuration first, then map each rule to Annex A themes such as access control, network security, and logging using the control-mapping reference. Tie each mapping to the organization's Statement of Applicability control IDs rather than generic Annex A labels.

Auditors typically need the ISMS scope, SoA, firewall policy and NAT exports, change tickets, access reviews, SIEM logging configuration, rule recertification records, backup and restore tests, and supplier access evidence. The skill provides a full evidence request checklist covering these items.

No. ISO 27001 certification applies to the organization's Information Security Management System and its defined scope, not to individual products. A firewall is a technical control that supports selected Annex A controls within the ISMS.

Yes, but raw configurations should be parsed first with the matching vendor parsing skill. This skill then maps the parsed findings to ISO 27001 controls regardless of the firewall vendor.

Mapping shows design alignment only; it cannot prove operating effectiveness without sampled evidence across the audit period. Conclusions also depend on the ISMS scope and SoA, so results without that context are assumptions, not compliance determinations.