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Real-time visibility, control, and management for network security devices across Amazon AWS cloud environments.
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Overview
Hyper Scale Security for your Hyper Scalable Clouds Whether your data and applications are stored on premises, in the data center, or public clouds (or a combination of all three), organizations still need to meet their requirements of security, control, compliance, and governance by themselves. The on-demand nature of public clouds such as AWS naturally means that workloads move and regroup, where maintaining continuous visibility and control over the rapid changes calls for expert intervention. Common security challenges include: Centralized visibility and threat management for your hybrid environment Deploy applications and workloads securely Manage access & control privileges to cloud and on-premises workloads Secure data transfer, data migrations Accomplish all of the security deployments at the pace and scale demanded by cloud architectures
Highlights
- FireMon can easily create, maintain, and distribute policies in highly dynamic networks, as well as scope the impact of proposed changes to your security. By automating & orchestrating, Security Manager ensures your ability to operate at scale across cloud, virtual and hybrid environments.
- Through traffic flow analysis, FireMon tracks behavior across your network to identify which applications are being used. You can correlate vulnerability scans with access path analysis to trace every available path across the network to reduce your attack surface with a defined remediation.
- Automated compliance assessments help you validate your configuration requirements and alert you to violations. Security Manager out-of-the-box audit ready and customizable reports saves time and gives you the confidence to meet your regulatory and internal security demands.
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FMOS AWS CloudFormation Template
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Before launch, in the AMI configuration settings, you must add additional volume to prevent launch failure.
Add Storage tab, click Add New Volume and in the Size field enter at least 600. Do not change the Root Volume Type.
Complete FMOS Initial Setup after launch:
- Open a web browser.
- Navigate to https://<hostname>:55555/setup, replacing <hostname> of the SIP instance running in AWS with the IP or the hostname.
- In the Authentication dialog box-Username is fmosadmin- Password is the EC2 Instance ID- Click Submit
- After authenticating, complete the required fields in the FMOS Initial Setup form. The username is read-only and cannot be changed, but you can update the password.
- After submitting the FMOS Initial Setup form, FMOS will begin the deployment process.Log in to SIP after deployment:
- Open a web browser tab.
- Enter the IP address of your SIP/AWS instance.
- Enter your username and password.
- Username is firemon (case-sensitive)
- Password is the MAC address for the instance
- Click Log in. For details, see: https://www.firemon.com/wp-content/uploads/AWS-AMI-Launch-and-FMOS-Install.pdf
CF template Usage Instruction: 1.Go to AWS marketplace subscription and Launch cloud formation teamplate. 2.Choose Action 'Launch Cloud formation' and click on Launch 3.Enter Stack Name. 4.Enter all mandatory fields in Parameters. VPC ID Subnet ID Instance Type Key Pair Name IP address Volume Size FMOS username 5.Specify Ecosystem in "Machine Configuration". 6.Add Organization Name. 7.Click Next. 8.Review: Review all sections entered and click Next. 9.A new stack with above Stack Name is created with status "CREATE_COMPLETE". 10.Go to EC2 Dashboard, a new instance is created. 11.After the deployment process completes, you can log in to Security Intelligence Platform to continue setting up your network, such as adding users and devices. a. Open another browser tab. b. Enter the IP address of your AWS instance, For example, https://<hostname_or_IPaddress>;. c. Enter your username and password: Username is firemon (case-sensitive) Password is the MAC address for the instance with colons removed and lowercase letters instead of uppercase letters. For example, a MAC address of 00:05:95:A1:2B:CC would be 000595a12bcc. This is a one-time password to use at first installation and will need to be reset after initial login. Click Log In
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Customer reviews
Financial Services
Streamline policies and changes review
Reviewed on Sep 30, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
It helps quickly identify policy issues such as over permissive, duplicate, and unused firewall rules, which improves security and reduces risk.
What do you dislike about the product?
maintaining accurate device data and optimizing policy workflows often requires ongoing administrative effort
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It provides visibility, risk analysis, rule optimization, and compliance management. It helps me quickly identify policy issues, streamline reviews, and automate the reporting process
Hospital & Health Care
Centralized Visibility and Easy Rule Management That Streamlines Firewall Policies
Reviewed on Sep 30, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like the centralized visibility and easy rule management, which makes analysing, optimizing, and maintaining firewall policies much more efficient.
What do you dislike about the product?
The interface can feel a bit complex at first, and some reporting and configuration tasks could be more intuitive.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Policy Manager gives us centralized visibility and control over firewall policies, helping reduce manual effort, improve compliance, and identify risky or unnecessary rules faster.
Alfred Y.
Great for Auditing Firewall Policies and Catching Redundant Rules
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
We use it to audit our firewall policies and ensure there are no redundant rules, shadow rules, or unauthorized changes that could lead to security issues.
What do you dislike about the product?
The UI is a bit hard to navigate but the functionality is great.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
There are too many firewall rules being created, and they end up needing cleanup. However, there’s no clear way to tell whether all of them are actually necessary or whether they’re creating security holes.
Anderson G.
Centralized view and compliance audit streamline firewall rule management
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I value most about the Policy Manager is the centralized view of firewall rules from various manufacturers in a single console. The analysis of redundant, shadowed, and overly permissive (any/any) rules has significantly reduced the time for periodic base review. The change request and approval workflow leaves the audit trail ready for compliance evidence, which greatly facilitates internal and GRC audits. I also like the impact simulation before applying the change, which prevents unauthorized access or service disruption in production.
What do you dislike about the product?
The interface could be more intuitive, especially in navigating between devices and searching for rules in large bases. Some screens become slow when loading extensive policies, and risk analysis reports take time to generate. Integration with some manufacturers and ITSM/SIEM tools requires manual adjustments, and object normalization is not always consistent across platforms. The initial learning curve is steep, and the documentation could include more practical examples. It would be interesting to have AI resources to suggest automatic rule optimization and cleanup.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Draft for this question, already including Price/ROI, the only topic missing from the panel:
The Policy Manager addresses the lack of visibility and control over firewall rules in an environment with multiple manufacturers and many devices. Previously, rule review was manual, done in spreadsheets, time-consuming, and prone to error. Today, we quickly identify redundant, shadowed, unused, or overly permissive rules, reducing the attack surface and facilitating incident response, as it allows immediate knowledge of which network path is open. The change workflow with approval and audit trail generates ready evidence for internal audits and compliance requirements, saving hours of work in each cycle. The return is seen in the reduction of the team's operational effort, fewer errors in production changes, and increased security in periodic rule recertifications.
The Policy Manager addresses the lack of visibility and control over firewall rules in an environment with multiple manufacturers and many devices. Previously, rule review was manual, done in spreadsheets, time-consuming, and prone to error. Today, we quickly identify redundant, shadowed, unused, or overly permissive rules, reducing the attack surface and facilitating incident response, as it allows immediate knowledge of which network path is open. The change workflow with approval and audit trail generates ready evidence for internal audits and compliance requirements, saving hours of work in each cycle. The return is seen in the reduction of the team's operational effort, fewer errors in production changes, and increased security in periodic rule recertifications.
Fabio S.
Powerful Centralized Policy Management, but Usability and Workflow Need Streamlining
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about Policy Manager is that it gives me a centralized way to manage and review security policies across the environment. It simplifies policy administration, improves visibility into firewall and access control rules, and helps ensure consistency and compliance. The reporting and auditing capabilities make it easier to identify gaps, validate policy changes, and reduce the time spent on manual reviews. Overall, it helps me manage security more efficiently while maintaining a strong security posture
What do you dislike about the product?
What I dislike about Policy Manager is that some tasks can feel more complex and time-consuming than necessary, especially when reviewing large numbers of policies or troubleshooting rule-related issues. The interface can occasionally be difficult to navigate when trying to quickly identify dependencies or understand the impact of policy changes. Additionally, reporting and workflow automation could be more streamlined to reduce manual effort. While it is a powerful tool overall, there is room for improvement in usability and operational efficiency
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Policy Manager is solving the challenge of managing and enforcing security policies consistently across a large and complex environment. It provides centralized visibility into policies, helps identify misconfigurations and compliance gaps, and streamlines policy reviews and change management. This benefits me by reducing the time spent on manual policy analysis, improving the accuracy of security decisions, and making it easier to maintain a strong security posture across the organization. It also helps ensure that policy changes are documented, auditable, and aligned with security and compliance requirements.