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360-FAAR Firewall Analysis, Audit, Repair

360-FAAR Open Source Release vs 360-FAAR Enhanced Release Feature Comparison

General Feature

360-FAAR

Open Source

360-FAAR

Enhanced

NETWORK AND SERVICE OBJECT AND GROUP ANALYSIS:

Configuration Syntax Checking Yes Yes

Object Consistency Checking Yes Yes

Duplicate Identification and Reporting Yes Yes

Infinitely Deep Nested Circular Group Checking No Yes

Translation Between Manufacturers Yes Yes

Fast / Robust Translation Between Manufacturers No Yes

RULE ANALYSIS:

Configuration Syntax Checking Yes Yes

Object and Type Consistency Checking Yes Yes

Accept Rule Matching and Translation Between Manufacturers Yes Yes Drop, Reject, Deny and Encrypt Rule Output and Translation Between Manufacturers No Yes

FILTERS AND FUZZY LOGIC:

CIDR Filtering, Matching and Resolution Yes Yes

Service and Port Filtering No Yes

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Open Source

Enhanced

CONFIGURATION CHECKING DURING INPUT:

Object, group, IP address, rule and NAT definition checking during configuration read Yes Yes Circular group detection and nested circular group detection Yes Yes Deep circular group detection and nested circular group detection within infinitely deep nested groups No Yes

CONFIGURATION CHECKING DURING PROCESSING:

Network and service object consistency checking Yes Yes

Network and service group consistency checking Yes Yes

Deep network and service group consistency checking No Yes

PRINT MODES:

Modes: print (Print Object Analysis) Yes Yes

Modes: fltprint (Filtered Object Analysis) Yes Yes

Modes: srvcprint (Print Service Object Analysis) No Yes

Modes: fsrvcprint (Filtered Service Object Analysis) No Yes

Print Mode Filters: CIDR include and exclude filters Yes Yes

Print Mode Filters: Text String include and exclude filters Yes Yes

Print Mode Filters: Service name and/or port range include and exclude filters No Yes

Print Mode Output: Output network object information from configuration and log files Yes Yes

Print Mode Output: Output network object group information – network objects, super-groups, subgroups No Yes

Service Print Mode Filters: CIDR include and exclude filters No Yes

Service Print Mode Filters: Text String include and exclude filters No Yes

Service Print Mode Filters: Service name and/or port range include and exclude filters No Yes

Service Print Mode Output: Output service object information from configuration and log files Yes Yes

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Open Source

Enhanced

RR MODE:

Mode: rr mode (Rationalise Rules Processing) Yes Yes

RR Mode Filters: CIDR include and exclude filters Yes Yes

RR Mode Filters: Text String include and exclude filters Yes Yes

RR Mode Filters: Service name and/or port range include and exclude filters No Yes

RR Mode Options: Default option sets: SIMPLE, NAT TRANSLATION, LOG FILTER, HIGH RESOLUTION Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Default option sets: COMPLEX, COMPLEX LOG FILTER No Yes

RR Mode Options: INCLUDE objects from the SUBNETS of the CIDR FILTERS in the new rulebase Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Choose FILTER TYPE and FILTER rules based on CONNECTIONS FOUND in the LOG? Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Filter Type: yes, no, loose loosen, none Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Filter Type: complex, complexn No Yes

RR Mode Options: INCLUDE objects that CONNECT to the OBJECTS RESOLVED, by the filters Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: TRANSLATE log connections IP's using NATS while FILTERING for IN EX CIDRs Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Resolve NETWORK OBJECT "Any" to the most specific netobejcts SEEN IN THE LOG FILES Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Resolve SERVICE OBJECT "Any" to the speciffic services SEEN IN THE LOG FILES Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Match rules and supernets aginst PREVIOUSLY EXPANDED rules Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Match ACCEPT rules against ENCRTPYION rules FROM EARLIER in the MERGE FROM rulebase Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Include ENCRYPTION rules from the MERGE TO rulebase in the filter match rulebase Yes Yes

RR Mode Options: Use FUZZY logic for NETWORK GROUP MATCH. Smallest size groups to match No Yes

RR Mode Options: Use FUZZY logic for NETWORK GROUP LOOSE MATCH. Number of missing objects per group No Yes

RR Mode Options: Use FUZZY logic for SERVICE GROUP MATCH. Choose smallest size groups to match No Yes

RR Mode Options: Use FUZZY logic for SERVICE GROUP LOOSE MATCH. Choose number of missing objects per group No Yes

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Open Source

Enhanced

RR Mode Options: MATCH the MOST SPECIFFIC SERVICE groups possible? Use the largest, smallest or random groups No Yes

RR Mode Options: Use 'fast' and 'robust' object and group matching between configurations and manufacturers No Yes

RR Mode Options: Output VERBOSE information during Rule Rationalization Yes Yes

RR Mode Build Rules Options: ds (Destination/Source Priority) Yes Yes

RR Mode Build Rules Options: sr (Service Priority) Yes Yes

RR Mode Build Rules Options: hc (Hit Count Priority) Yes Yes

RR Mode Build Rules Options: cl (Clean Original Rules) Yes Yes

RR Mode Build Rules Options: COMPLEX rulebase rule order preservation: ds (Destination/Source Priority) No Yes

RR Mode Build Rules Options: COMPLEX rulebase rule order preservation: sr (Service Priority) No Yes

RR Mode Build Rules Options: COMPLEX rulebase rule order preservation: hc (Hit Count Priority) No Yes

RR Mode Output Rules: Checkpoint, Cisco, Netscreen Rule Actions: Accept, Permit Yes Yes

RR Mode Output Rules: Checkpoint, Cisco, Netscreen Rule Actions: Drop, Reject, Deny No Yes

RR Mode Output Rules: Checkpoint, Cisco, Netscreen Rule Actions: Encrypt, Tunnel – IKE and ESP needs manual config No Yes

BLDOBJ MODE:

Mode: bldobj (Build Objects For Rules Mode) Yes Yes

BLDOBJ Mode Input Format: odumper/ofiller rules and numberrules.pl output Yes Yes

BLDOBJ Mode Object Locations: Pull network and service objects from 3 loaded configurations Yes Yes

BLDOBJ Mode Object Locations: Pull network and service objects from 3 or more loaded configurations No Yes

BLDOBJ Mode Object Output Translations: Translate objects to output configuration names and type Yes Yes

BLDOBJ Mode Object Output Robust and Fast Translations: Translate objects using 'robust' and 'fast' methods No Yes

BLDOBJ Mode Output Rules: Checkpoint, Cisco, Netscreen Rule Actions: Accept, Permit Yes Yes

BLDOBJ Mode Output Rules: Checkpoint, Cisco, Netscreen Rule Actions: Drop, Reject, Deny No Yes

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Open Source

Enhanced

LOAD MODE:

MODE: load (Load Configuration Bundles Into Running Instance of 360-FAAR) Yes Yes

COPYLOG MODE:

MODE: copylog (Copy Binary Logs Between Config Bundles) Yes Yes

MERGELOG MODE:

MODE: mergelog (Merge Binary Logs Between Config Bundles and Report Matches) Yes Yes

HELP MODE:

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