Real-Time Network Monitoring
Firewall gives you complete control over how applications communicate with the internet. Monitor live network activity, manage application internet access, and detect remote access from a single dashboard. Whether you want to block unwanted connections, identify bandwidth-heavy applications, or stay informed about active network sessions, Firewall Control helps you protect your PC with clear visibility and intelligent controls.
You decide who connects. We protect what matters
Your applications connect to the internet every day. Make sure you're always in control. See what's happening and keep your network protected with our Firewall Control
1. Application Control
Allow or block internet access for any application
2. Live Monitoring
View every live connection in real time
3. High Usage Alerts
Get notified when an app uses high internet bandwidth.
4. Remote Access Detection
Detect remote access attack the moment it starts.
5. Internet Access Control
Allow or block internet access for any application with a single click.
6. Complete Visibility
Gain full visibility into your network activity.
Your complete FAQ guide to Cloud Security Firewall
Firewall Control lets you manage how applications access the internet. You can monitor network activity, control internet connectivity for individual applications, and stay informed about important network events from a single dashboard.
When administrator mode is enabled, Firewall Control creates application-specific firewall rules that prevent selected applications from accessing the internet while leaving other applications unaffected.
Firewall monitors application activity and identifies remote acces connections when it becomes active, allowing you to review and respond if necessary.
High internet usage alerts are generated when an application begins consuming unusually large amounts of network usage, helping you identify heavy or unexpected internet activity.
No. Monitoring features such as viewing applications and live network sessions work in standard mode. Administrator access is only required when modifying firewall rules, such as blocking or allowing internet access.