Announcement: FlowViewer v4.4 Released

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FlowViewer version 4.4 (open-source) is now available on SourceForge.

FlowViewer provides a dynamic web front-end to two powerful open-source 
netflow data collector and analyzers, flow-tools and SiLK. FlowViewer 
provides the user with the ability to report, graph and track (MRTG-like) 
user specified subsets of network traffic (IPv4 and IPv6.)

Version 4.4 is a significant upgrade with several new key features:

* A visual Analysis feature that simplifies the identification of major 
contributors to traffic events (e.g., peak flows.)
* The ability to create multiple Dashboards for different user classes 
(individuals, groups, networks, data centers, etc.)
* More flexibility for interfacing with a wide variety of SiLK 
configurations.

The new features extend FlowViewer's security analysis capabilities and 
enhance the user's general traffic situational awareness.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/flowviewer

Regards,

Joe

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