Every log, in one place, and in your SIEM.
Firewall log analysis moves to the Logs Explorer, ZTNA gets its own overview and logs, and the Logs API ships firewall, ZTNA, web and authentication logs straight into your own tooling.
Improved firewall log analysis
Every firewall log, from every firewall, in one place, with the full history kept.
Firewall log analysis is one of the strongest troubleshooting tools in the Mission Control Portal, so it got the bigger upgrade.
- All firewall logs from all your firewalls, centralised in one view
- The history is kept for every log, not only for permanent logs as before
- Filters to narrow the view down to the question you are asking
- Open your Mission Control Portal
- Click 'Jump To' in the upper left corner
- Type 'log' and choose 'Firewall Logs Explorer'
Live. The Firewall Log Viewer has been discontinued and is replaced by the Firewall Logs Explorer.
Logs Explorer in the portal helpMission Control Portal, sign-in required
New AI category for the Secure Web Gateway
One category covering chatbots, content generators and code assistants, so AI use becomes a policy decision.
The category filters sites that provide artificial intelligence resources, platforms and services: assistants such as ChatGPT, tools that generate text, images and video, and code generation. Shadow AI stops being invisible and starts being something you can decide about.
- Open your Mission Control Portal
- Click 'Jump To', type 'Service Overview' and select 'Secure Web Gateway - Service Overview'
- Open the Host Information page of a service with the magnifier icon
- Go to Configuration and Tools, Secure Web Gateway, URL Filter, Category Policy
- The AI category and its action appear in the Category Policy section
Live for every Secure Web Gateway customer. Open a Mission Control ticket to change the action.
Inventory View CSV export
Export the full inventory, including more ISP line detail than was available before.
The export covers everything the old ISP Line Overview and ISP Line Availability pages carried, plus detail those pages never had. Those pages and their exports are being retired in favour of this one.
- Open your Mission Control Portal
- Click 'Jump To', type 'Inventory' and open the result
- Click 'Export'
Live for everyone.
Inventory View reports in the portal helpMission Control Portal, sign-in required
Logs API: Open Systems logs in your SIEM
Ship firewall, ZTNA, Secure Web Gateway and authentication logs into your own analysis stack.
The logs belong to you, so they should be usable where the rest of your security data already lives. The Logs API moves them there without an export routine in between.
Available on request. Talk to your Technical Account Manager to switch it on.
Firewall object export with a Members column
See which objects contain a given address, for example 10.2.3.4, without opening each one.
The export in the Firewall Policy Viewer now carries a Members column with the members of each object. It turns a question that used to require clicking through objects into a search in a spreadsheet.
- Open your Mission Control Portal
- Click 'Jump To', type 'Firewall' and select 'Firewall Policy'
- Click 'Export' (use 'Show sidebar' if you cannot see it)
Live for everyone. Self-service for creating, editing and deleting objects can be activated on top.
Firewall editor guide in the portal helpMission Control Portal, sign-in required
ZTNA tools in the Mission Control Portal
Who reached which application, when, and whether the service behaved as expected.
The ZTNA Service Overview shows how zero-trust access is actually used across your organisation: accesses over time, users, top services. The ZTNA Logs Explorer adds the detailed record of user interactions with applications, for troubleshooting and for verification.
- Open your Mission Control Portal
- Click 'Jump To' and type 'Service Overview' for the overviews
- Or type 'Logs Explorer' for the log views available to you
Live for every ZTNA customer.
Missing a permission?
Self-service features are switched on per organisation. Your Technical Account Manager or Mission Control can enable them.