One ledger for every rule, every vendor.
Unified Policy View normalizes firewall policy from every vendor and cloud into a single, searchable source of truth — so you can finally answer what every rule does, where, and why.
Your policy lives in a dozen consoles that don't agree.
Rules accumulate across Palo Alto, Fortinet, Cisco, Check Point, Juniper, and cloud security groups — each with its own console, syntax, and object model. Answering a simple question — what can reach this segment? — means logging into everything and reconciling by hand. Unified Policy View ends that: one normalized model, searchable in seconds.
What it does.
The building blocks of the module — each one searchable, evidenced, and inside your perimeter.
Multi-vendor normalization
Import and normalize rules, objects, and NAT from every major firewall vendor and cloud into one consistent model.
Search across everything
Query by source, destination, port, zone, or object across your entire estate and get answers in seconds, not days.
Object & group resolution
Expand nested groups and address objects automatically, so you see effective access — not just raw config.
Zone & topology awareness
Understand how rules map to zones, segments, and interfaces across the whole network.
Always current
Continuous read-only sync keeps the ledger in step with the firewalls as policy changes.
Export & share
Export rule inventories and search results as evidence for audits and reviews.
From connected to in control.
Connect your firewalls
Read-only connectors ingest policy from each vendor and cloud account — no agents on the data path.
Normalize into one model
OpClerk resolves objects, groups, and NAT into a single, consistent rule model.
Search and answer
Ask questions across the whole estate and get auditable answers in seconds.
What control looks like, measured.
Illustrative targets based on typical engagements — replace with your own figures in the CMS.
Questions teams ask.
Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Cisco, Check Point, and Juniper, plus AWS, Azure, and GCP security groups. Exact vendor and version coverage is confirmed during scoping.
No. Unified Policy View reads policy through read-only connectors; it never pushes changes to your devices.
No. OpClerk deploys inside your perimeter — on-premises or in your sovereign cloud — and no rule, IP, configuration, or log is ever sent to a vendor's cloud.
See Unified Policy View on your own policy.
A 30-minute walkthrough on a sample of your own firewall policy — inside your perimeter, nothing leaves.