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NGOs, journalists and whistleblowers

Know what leaves your Mac, and who could be watching the connection.

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Your work puts sources, colleagues or beneficiaries at risk if a device leaks. You need to see what your computer sends, decide what may connect, and cut it off fast when something looks wrong.

What you need

• Spot an app phoning home that shouldn’t

  Every new connection can ask you first, with the app’s code signature, the destination and a plain-language explanation.

• Catch known bad destinations

  Optional public threat lists flag and can block confirmed phishing and command-and-control addresses.

• React in seconds

  The kill switch cuts the internet while the local network keeps working; Under attack mode lets only apps you allowed connect.

• Keep the analysis private

  FireAI’s AI runs on the Mac; your traffic is never sent to HisnLabs or anyone else.

What FireAI does for you

• Permission prompts

  When an unknown app tries to connect, FireAI asks first, and shows the AI’s reason when it flagged something.

• Threat-intelligence feeds

  Optional lists from abuse.ch, Spamhaus, Phishing Army, OpenPhish, Tor exit nodes and FireHOL, updated on your Mac.

• Kill switch

  One click cuts your Mac off the internet while keeping your local network working.

• Security modes

  Home, Coffee shop, Paranoid and Under attack. Stricter modes also block telemetry, trackers and unsigned apps.

• Data stays on each Mac

  Filtering and AI review run on each device. No traffic data is sent to us or any cloud service.

• Unencrypted data guard

  Stops card numbers, passwords and API keys from leaving your Mac over plain, unencrypted HTTP.

• Camera and mic watch

  See the moment an app turns on your camera or microphone, and watch its network traffic on the globe while it's active.

How-to guides

• Answer your first connection prompt, and what each lifetime means — Understand exactly what you’re approving the first time FireAI asks.
• Turn on threat lists, and investigate a flagged connection — Go from a red flag to a real answer in one page, without leaving FireAI.
• Pick the right security mode for where you are, and use the kill switch — Match FireAI’s strictness to where you are, and know where the emergency stop is.
• What stays on your Mac, and the only times FireAI goes online by itself — Read the whole list of what FireAI sends, instead of taking a firewall’s word for it.

Learn more in FireAI University

• Threat modelling and risk for people at risk — Lessons: 4
• Layers of security: native hygiene for a safer Mac — Lessons: 5
• Cryptography you can rely on — Lessons: 4