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Netbird

Open source platform combining WireGuard overlay networks with Zero Trust access controls. Features SSO, MFA, device posture checks, and granular policies for secure remote connectivity.

2 sources 24,401 stars Self-hosted BSD-3-Clause

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About

NetBird transforms network security by combining WireGuard-based overlay networks with Zero Trust Network Access in a unified open source platform. Replace legacy VPNs with a modern, peer-to-peer solution that provides secure connectivity without complex firewall configurations. Key Features: Enterprise-Ready Security: NetBird enforces device security posture checks, contextual access policies, and detailed activity logging. Stream events to SIEM platforms in real-time while maintaining centralized network management through an intuitive interface. Open Source Flexibility: Distributed under BSD-3 license, NetBird can be self-hosted on your infrastructure or used via NetBird Cloud. The platform integrates with popular MDM & EDR solutions and provides API automation for network configuration. Perfect for organizations seeking to modernize their network security with a software-defined networking approach that connects resources directly and securely across clouds and on-premises environments.

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Zero-Config Deployment

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Granular Access Control

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Seamless SSO & MFA

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Dynamic Posture Checks

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Cross-Platform Support

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WireGuard® Integration

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Single Sign-On (SSO)

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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

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Granular Access Controls

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