Attack surface visibility
Your firewall defines much of your attack surface — but its rule base rarely makes that obvious. FirewallScan reveals exactly what is reachable, from where, and why.
What is attack surface visibility?
Attack surface visibility is a clear understanding of every way an attacker could reach your systems. For a firewall, that means knowing which services are exposed to the internet, which paths cross trust boundaries, and where access is broader than it should be.
Rule bases obscure this. A single overly broad object or an any/any policy can quietly expose far more than intended. FirewallScan resolves the configuration into the access it actually grants.
- Identifies internet-facing and cross-zone access
- Resolves broad objects into the real exposure they create
- Surfaces management-plane and remote-access exposure
How FirewallScan solves it
See what is actually reachable
FirewallScan reconstructs the effective policy from your FortiGate configuration and highlights the rules that expand your attack surface — especially anything reachable from untrusted networks.
Each exposure is explained and prioritized so you can close the riskiest paths first and verify the reduction on the next scan.
- Effective-access view, not just raw rule text
- Riskiest exposure prioritized first
- Verify attack-surface reduction over time
Attackers map your surface — you should too
Internet-facing
exposure is the first thing attackers probe
Hidden
exposure from broad objects is easy to miss by hand
Shrinkable
surface once you can actually see it
Frequently asked questions
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