console.fowlguard.com

One place to set rules and see what they did.

The console has two halves. Dashboard is for seeing what is happening. Configuration is for changing it. Settings pages open read-only, and nothing changes until you press Edit.

ConsoleEXAMPLE
Dashboard
  • My Access
  • Organization
  • Users
  • Endpoints
  • Access Requests
Configuration
  • Device Posture
  • Private Access
  • Application Control
  • Internet Access
  • Identity Services
Dashboard

See what is happening.

Everything here is for reading.

My Access

The systems you can reach, and a way to ask for more.

Users

People and groups, from sign-up, SCIM or your directory.

Endpoints

Every enrolled device, and its posture.

Access Requests

People waiting to join, and sites somebody asked for.

Observability

Agent activity over time.

Logs

Access, audit and endpoint logs.

Configuration

Change what happens.

Every page here is read-only until you press Edit.

Device Posture

What a device must be able to say before it is trusted.

Private Access

Access Policy and Session Privilege Policy.

Application Control

Callers, owners and rules for them.

Internet Access

Web Access Policy, Application Policy, Cloud Routing, TLS Inspection, Block Pages and Policy Tracer.

Identity Services

SAML 2.0, SCIM and Directory Services.

Log Settings

Where your logs are sent.

Safe by design

Looking never changes anything.

A settings page stays read-only until someone presses Edit, and Cancel puts back what the server has. Anything that removes access asks first and names who loses it.

  • Edit, then Save or Cancel
  • Removals confirm, and say who is affected
  • Adding stays one click
Configuration›Device PostureEXAMPLE
EnforcementEdit

Report

Policy Tracer

Ask why, and get the rule.

Give it a person and a destination, and it shows the rule that decided, so a question about a block has a one-line answer.

Internet Access›Policy TracerEXAMPLE
Person
Sam Reyes
Destination
share.example.net
Decision
Block
Rule
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