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Treating modern firewall policy languages as imperative, special purposeprogramming languages, in this article we will try to apply static codeanalysis techniques for the purpose of anomaly detection.  We will first abstract a policy in common firewall policy language into anintermediate language, and then we will try to apply anomaly detectionalgorithms to it.  The contributions made by this work are:  1. An analysis of various control flow instructions in popular firewallpolicy languages 2. Introduction of an intermediate firewall policy language,with emphasis on control flow constructs. 3. Application of \textit{Static CodeAnalysis} to detect anomalies in firewall policy, expressed in intermediatefirewall policy language. 4. Sample implementation of \textit{Static CodeAnalysis} of firewall policies, expressed in our abstract language usingDatalog language.

Applying static code analysis to firewall policies for the purpose of anomaly detection