Network Audit discover
See what the network does.
A free, read-only, fixed-scope audit that identifies and proves the gaps between your network intent, its configuration, and its actual behaviour.
no SRv6 required free · read-only · fixed scope no agents · no probes · no device logins
69%
of firewall rules are unusedFireMon Insights 2.0 · Jun 202645%
have no owner or documentationSame dataset58%
of firewalls fail a high-severity checkSame datasetIndustry baselines, not our results. The audit measures yours.
0100 the first two weeks
The clock starts at the first byte. Not at the signature.
- Day 0One container in your tenant. Config exports pushed, flow exporters pointed at it. About thirty minutes of your effort.
- Day 5–7Intent against configuration, complete: reachability computed, every rule classified, the conservative retirement list.
- Day 14The full readout as a generated evidence pack — every claim linked to a hashed artifact, replayable by your auditor.
- ThenThe window can keep running. That is Network Truth, and stopping becomes a decision rather than a default.
Fixed scope means one named domain — a data centre and its edges, an IT/OT boundary, one cloud environment. Bigger estates run as several scopes, not a longer clock.
0200 what comes back
Every relationship in one of six states — with the reason.
| Intent | Configured | Observed | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| allowed | reachable | seen | Verified & observed |
| allowed | reachable | — | Verified reachability, not observed |
| allowed | blocked | — | Broken intent |
| denied | reachable | — | Exposure |
| denied | reachable | seen | Active violation |
| denied | blocked | — | Correctly isolated |
“—” means not observed in the available telemetry. It never means no traffic exists.
Plus the network truth map and every rule classified. Intent at the level of address spaces and services is always enough; if none exists yet, the audit proposes one. Bring whatever inventory you have — nothing requires it to be right.
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Start the free network audit.
Read-only, fixed scope. Thirty minutes to agree the scope; the clock starts at the first byte. You keep everything it produces.