Firewall security audit tool
Firewall security audit
Firewalls are the network barriers that secure your network from unwanted connections, intrusions, and malicious traffic. The primary motive of a firewall security audit is to ensure that all the firewalls in your system are functioning properly and securely. A regular firewall security audit also helps you meet the requirements of regulatory mandates.
Conducting firewall security audits using EventLog Analyzer
Security administrators need to perform a series of tasks before conducting a firewall security audit. The table below provides details about each of these tasks, and how they can be easily carried out using EventLog Analyzer, a comprehensive log management solution.
| Firewall security audit activities |
How EventLog Analyzer helps |
| Firewall policy rules review |
Tracks all firewall user activities with details about when, where, and who for:
- Logons and logoffs.
- Failed user logons.
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| Firewall account change monitoring |
Tracks all:
- Permission changes to user and administrator accounts.
- Group policies that are modified, enabled, or disabled.
- Deleted and created user accounts
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| Firewall configuration change monitoring |
Configuration reports for:
- Configuration errors.
- Commands executed on the firewall
- Running status of the firewall interface.
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Other firewall monitoring capabilities
EventLog Analyzer audits and reports on firewalls extensively. It can put together a wide range of reports from firewall audit logs to cater to all your firewall security audit needs.
Other report profiles offered by EventLog Analyzer include:
- Firewall VPN reports.
- Firewall denied and allowed traffic reports.
- Firewall system events.
...and more.
These reports are exportable in multiple formats, and can also be scheduled to be emailed on a regular basis. With a single console to audit, report, and alert, firewall security auditing has never been easier.
EventLog Analyzer offers support for firewalls, next-generation firewalls (NGFWs), intrusion detection systems (IDSs), and intrusion prevention systems (IPSs) from leading vendors including Barracuda, Cisco, Fortinet, Juniper, and more.