GlassWire Lets You Secure Up to 10 PCs for Less Than $10/year
No VPN, antivirus, or anti-malware is infallible, as NordVPN recently confirmed. When even one of the most trusted, secure cybersecurity solutions on the market can’t be fully depended upon, it’s important to keep a more active view of your PC’s health.
GlassWire is a comprehensive antivirus that actively monitors up to 10 PCs with a single account, giving you a real-time analysis of what’s going on with all of your machines. This all-encompassing solution monitors your network, tracks host changes, erects a secure firewall, and displays all relevant metrics and information in a single, central hub so you’ll always have ultimate control over your PC’s security. It visualizes current and past networking activity reveals hosts that are known threats, surfaces network activity while you were away or logged out of your computer, monitors remote servers where you host websites, apps, or games, and much more. Better yet, it actively keeps you under your bandwidth usage by alerting you to all possible data overages.
Find out why PCMag wrote glowingly about GlassWire. A 3-year Elite subscription typically costs $297 but you can sign up today for just $29.99.
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