Network Firewall (GlassWire)

GlassWire is a free firewall and network monitoring tool. GlassWire can provide graphical network monitoring tools, including real-time network traffic, network communication monitoring, real-time connection alerts and other functions to protect your computer from infringement. Function introduction Visual network monitoring View all past and present network activity using GlassWire's easy-to-use interface. Click on the chart to see which applications are initiating incoming or outgoing bandwidth, and immediately see which applications are hosting the communication. The hosts will be automatically resolved, also including their country of origin. Click Select Application and Traffic Types for Applications and Traffic to break down network activity. GlassWire adds additional network security to your computer or server by visualizing all past and present network data in a simple understandable graph. Instantly see every application or process communicating on the Internet, then dive deeper to see who or what your computer is communicating with. Whenever anything new accesses the network on your computer GlassWire lets you know with an unobtrusive warning that won't disrupt your workflow or the server. GlassWire also has a similar security check toolbox for system file change detection, device list change detection, application information change detection, ARP spoofing monitoring network, and we are just getting started. Our software also alerts you if your computer or server communicates with a known IP or domain name threat. We are working on adding more intrusion detection rules to GlassWire in the future. Unfortunately comprehensive malware detection and complete network intrusion detection do not exist. Our software is not perfect, but we hope that combined with GlassWire, leveraging network visualization, firewall management and network monitoring rules will do well in the never-ending war against spyware and malware. GlassWire Internet Security is the second line of defense and should always be used with a separate first-level antivirus product.