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Free Cisco Firepower firewall config audit
Clean up your Cisco Firepower rulebase without the guesswork. Paste a policy export and we flag the risky any-any rules, unused and stale rules, shadowed and duplicate rules, and management-plane exposure — checked against vendor, NIST, and CISA hardening guidance, with a plain-English fix for each.
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Export your config
Export the access-control policy from FMC (or an FTD 'show running-config' where available).
Paste it in
Analyzed for your request only — nothing is stored. Or load a sample first.
Get a prioritized fix list
Plain-English findings, downloadable as Word, HTML, or PDF.
FAQ
Which Cisco Firepower exports work?
Export the access-control policy from FMC (or an FTD 'show running-config' where available).
What does the audit check?
Overly-permissive rules, unused/stale rules, shadowed and duplicate rules, and management-plane exposure — mapped to vendor, NIST, and CISA hardening guidance.
Is it free? Do you store my config?
Free, no signup. The config is analyzed for your request and not stored.
Are you affiliated with Cisco?
No — SafeCadence is an independent platform. Cisco Firepower is a trademark of its owner; we analyze exports of its configuration format.
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