ntopng was initially designed as a tool for realtime network traffic monitoring. The idea was to create a DPI-based tool able to report traffic statistics. Overtime we have added the ability to implement active monitoring checks, SNMP, and various other … Continue reading
May 27th: Webinar on DPI-based traffic enforcement, ntop tools on pfSense/OPNsense
For a long time, ntop mainly focused on passive traffic analysis. As cybersecurity is becoming a main concern for many organisation and individuals, we have boosted our tools by introducing facilities for spotting threats and blocking unsafe traffic. This month … Continue reading
FOSDEM 2021 – Retrospective
FOSDEM 2021 has been an awesome event. For the first time in its history, the event was fully virtual with multiple parallel live streams. According to the infrastructure statistics, it had about 8,000 visitors of which about 5,000 were watching … Continue reading
Join FOSDEM 2021 ntop sessions, Sat-Sun Feb 6-7th (online)
We are proud to announce that a couple of talks have been accepted at FOSDEM 2021, one of the most important FOSS conferences in the world that this yar will take place online due to the pandemic. In the Network … Continue reading
Bringing Network Visibility, Cybersecurity and Encrypted Traffic Analysis to OPNsense, pfSense and FreeBSD
This is to announce the immediate availability of both ntopng and nProbe for OPNsense, pfSense and FreeBSD, directly supported by ntop, with nightly builds and all the features present on all other supported platforms such as Linux, Windows and MacOS. … Continue reading
Dec 3rd, ntop miniconf 2020 part II: ntopng
This is a reminder for the second part of our mini-conference 2020 scheduled for this Thursday, December 3rd 4 PM CET/10 AM EST. This time we’ll focus on the latest ntopng 4.2 features. We have the pleasure to host our … Continue reading
Webinar: Network Monitoring in Post-Lockdown Days
This is to invite our community to a new webinar that will explain how we have enhanced ntopng to take into account network monitoring challenges due to global lockdown. In particular we will show how ntopng can be integrated with … Continue reading
Introducing ntopng for MacOS. Finally.
For a long time out MacOS users asked a native ntopng package. Even though we use MacOS and Linux to develop our tools, we didn’t consider important to revamp the MacOS installer (ntopng 1.x has a native MacOS installer) as … Continue reading
You’re invited to the ntop Virtual Meetup: April 2nd
This is to invite you to join or webinar about ntopng v4. We want to introduce you to the new application features, and assist you with first time installation. This will also be the right time to meet with out … Continue reading
ntopng Multilanguage Support: EN, IT, DE and JP
We are happy to announce that ntopng has gone fully international! The following languages are now officially supported: English Italian Japanese German Language files are completely opensource, meaning that you can choose your preferred ntopng language, no matter if you … Continue reading