Firewall policy
Review risky scope, rule quality, logging gaps, and segmentation-impacting access.
FortiGate audit software for engineers and security reviewers
Understand what ConfigSentry is, who it is for, and which parts of a FortiGate review it is meant to make clearer and faster.
What it is
A FortiGate-focused audit and reporting platform
ConfigSentry is built for teams that need a clearer way to review FortiGate configuration risk without depending on slow manual cross-checking or generic multi-vendor summaries.
It turns a FortiGate configuration into structured findings, remediation context, and report output that can be used by both technical reviewers and business stakeholders.
- FortiGate-only scope rather than shallow multi-vendor coverage
- Manual upload, direct retrieval, or collector-based recurring review
- Engineer and executive outputs from the same audit run
What it reviews
Built for the parts of FortiGate review that matter most in practice
Objects and interfaces
Expose drift in address objects, service definitions, interfaces, and the relationships around them.
Administrative exposure
Highlight management access, admin controls, VPN-related controls, and operational drift that change real risk.
Report output
Produce engineer and executive views from the same audit run.
Who it is for
Designed for teams that need a practical review workflow
ConfigSentry is designed for network and security engineers who need to review FortiGate posture without slow manual comparison.
It also helps consultants, internal reviewers, and buyers judge whether the workflow and report style fit before wider adoption.
- One-off audits and change validation
- Recurring review where drift matters
- Engineer and executive readers from the same audit run
Next step
See the workflow, then run your first audit
Check the process or sample output, then try it with your own FortiGate config.