FortiGate Firewall Audit Automation

Turn raw FortiGate configs into clear security findings

Upload a configuration, retrieve it through a collector, or monitor continuously to reduce manual review effort and surface the drift, exposure, and control gaps that matter first.

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Every new user account includes 2 free audit credits on sign up so you can run an initial FortiGate firewall audit straight away.

During the current free trial period, additional zero-cost trial credits and trial licenses are also available. The free trial offer ends on 30 September 2026.

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Turn raw FortiGate configs into clear security findings

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Start with a real configuration

See what your FortiGate firewall actually looks like in review

Use the free starting credits, review sample findings, or go deeper into how the audit workflow works before you commit.

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Business value

Built to make firewall review easier to run and easier to act on

ConfigSentry is designed to reduce manual config review effort and help teams prioritise the findings most worth fixing first.

That supports shorter review cycles, clearer remediation planning, and stronger evidence gathering for internal or compliance-led review.

Choose your audit path

Three ways to start, depending on how your team works

Manual upload

Best for one-off reviews, change validation, and evaluating the product with a FortiGate backup file you already have.

Collector-based retrieval

Best when you want ConfigSentry to pull configurations through a controlled on-premises host instead of relying on manual uploads.

Continuous monitoring

Best when you want scheduled audits, recurring retrieval, and faster visibility into security-impacting configuration changes.

Engineer workflow

Detect, remediate, rerun, compare

The goal is not just to find issues once. It is to improve the live configuration and show that posture is moving in the right direction.

Detect

Run an audit against a real FortiGate configuration and identify the highest-value findings first.

Start with the current state

Remediate

Use the finding context, affected sections, and remediation guidance to tighten the configuration safely.

Work from evidence, not guesswork

Rerun

Run the audit again after changes so you can confirm whether the intended control improvement actually landed.

Validate the fix

Compare

Use repeatable outputs to compare posture over time instead of relying on memory or ad hoc review notes.

Track improvement