Run Cisco Secure Firewall (FMC & FTD) like a team twice your size. One self-hosted operations console for the work the vendor GUI makes painful.

Features

• Upgrade orchestration — plan, pre-check and sequence FMC/FTD upgrades, with software-version awareness that tells you when an upgrade is actually urgent
• Content updates — SRU/VDB/GeoDB tracked and applied on your schedule
• Dead object cleanup — unreferenced objects and groups found before they calcify
• NAT-aware event mapping — the real pre/post-NAT story behind every event
• Traffic flow graphs — what is actually traversing each policy

Server requirements

• Ubuntu 22.04 LTS or newer (x86-64); installer, SHA-256 checksum and docs in the release folder
• Recommended host: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 20 GB disk (event mapping and flow graphs keep local history)
• Network reachability to your FMC management interface (HTTPS 443)
• An FMC API user with read access; write access only if you enable the upgrade and content-update modules

Self-hosted. Policy and event data never leave your network. Offline activation, no phone-home. 14-day free trial on every plan; delivery is manual within 24 hours (reply with your Google account email in the support chat).

Multi-vendor shop? The Hexward line covers the vendor-neutral side: RuleHawk audits rule bases across iptables/ASA/pfSense/FortiGate, Patchlight prioritises CVEs across your whole inventory — both on Whop.