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Turn IPAM context into cleaner policies

Use authoritative inventory and ownership data to fix object sprawl, reduce risk, and accelerate audits across hybrid environments.

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What it enables

IPAM integration adds authoritative network and ownership information to the policy data—so analysis will be more accurate and actions will be safer.

You will be able to;

Reduce false positives and noise

by validating scope and eliminating stale or ambiguous object data

Improve policy hygiene

by identifying overlapping ranges, and inconsistent naming/ownership

Prioritize work by asset context

(e.g., production vs. non-production, business owner, critical segments)

Accelerate audits and reporting

with clear ownership and network information attached to findings and changes

Enable safer automation

by applying changes with confidence in accurate asset and subnet definitions

How it works

Opinnate connects to IPAM source to keep policy analysis aligned with authoritative network and ownership data.

Connect to your IPAM

Opinnate integrates with your IPAM to get IP ranges, subnets, VRFs/zones, and metadata such as environment and ownership.

Normalize and map to policy objects

We normalize IPAM records and map them to policy references to resolve overlaps, drift, and inconsistencies.

Enrich findings and automation workflows

Opinnate uses IPAM data to enrich analysis, reporting, and recommendations—so teams can prioritize accurately and apply changes with confidence.

Integration scope

What Opinnate reads

Cloud firewall configurations and rules
Network objects, address groups, and services
Policy metadata and structural information

What Opinnate can act on

Analyze cloud firewall policies for risks, conflicts, and misconfigurations
Include cloud firewall data in topology and policy analysis
Apply governed actions based on defined workflows and editions

Supported Vendors

Supported and planned cloud firewall platforms are continuously expanding.