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Global Threat Map

See whether a threat elsewhere matters to you.

The Global Threat Map puts validated findings in context: where they were observed, which sectors they affect, and what your connected environment reports about your protection.

See globally. Protect locally.
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  • Context, not a light show
  • Relevance to your sector
  • Your protection status in view

The problem

Threat news is everywhere. Relevance is rare.

Reports say something is happening somewhere. They rarely say whether it affects your organisation, or what to check first.

Headline by headlineNo next step

Lots of data. No clear next step.

Your team works out relevance by hand, one report at a time.

With UnifiedONERelevant context

Relevant threats, with the next step.

The map connects a validated finding to your sector and your reported protection status, so you know what to check. It shows context, not live attacks.

A useful map answers a question

Change the lens, not the facts.

Start with one illustrative region and inspect what the platform processed, which context is relevant and what connected environments report.

Observation

Where was the signal observed?

The location describes where a supported source observed or associated the signal. It does not identify where an attacker is physically located.

Helps decideWhether this observation is relevant to the environments you manage.
Processed observationA supported source reported activity associated with this region.
CoverageOnly connected and processed sources. Worldwide coverage is not implied.

Illustrative view. Not customer data, live telemetry, attribution or a coverage map.

From context to ownership

The map points to the next owner. It does not become the owner.

Each step keeps its own conditions and authority, so visibility is never presented as automatic protection.

01Shared Defense IntelligenceValidation context

Explains supporting evidence, contradictions, recency and confidence.

02Cross-Tenant ProtectionEligibility context

Checks whether a privacy-safe lesson may be relevant to an eligible participating environment.

03Front Gate Protection or SOC CommanderLocal response ownership

Policy, permissions, connected controls and licensing determine what can happen locally.

04Assurance CenterPlanned verification

Independent state read-back is a planned capability delivered in phases.

Map boundaries and technical context

The map reflects observations that UnifiedONE has already received and processed. Timing depends on the source and connection; the page does not promise real-time refresh.

Geography means
Where a signal was observed or associated, never proof of attacker origin.
Community context
Attacker indicators, relationships, confidence and recency without contributor, customer or tenant identity.
Reported status
A connected environment's available state, not an action performed by the map or independent verification.

Built for your team

Relevant context. For every team.

SMBs

See at a glance whether a threat in the news affects you.

MSPs & MSSPs

Show customers which threats matter to them and what is already covered.

Enterprises

Brief leadership on relevant threats with evidence, not headlines.

SOC teams

Prioritise investigations by relevance and reported protection.

Questions

The Global Threat Map, explained.

Is the Global Threat Map real time?

UnifiedONE does not describe it as real time. The map reflects observations the platform has already received and processed. Timing and freshness depend on each supported source and connection.

Does a region show where an attacker is located?

No. Geography describes where a signal was observed or associated with infrastructure. Hosting, proxies and compromised systems make that context useful for review, not proof of attacker origin.

Does the map show worldwide coverage or every customer?

No. It reflects connected and processed sources within the viewer's authorised scope. Community context does not disclose which participant, customer or tenant contributed an observation.

Does the map block threats or verify protection?

No. Front Gate Protection or SOC Commander may own an eligible local response. Independent verification through the Assurance Center is a planned capability delivered in phases. The map presents context and available reported state.

Start your onboarding

Move from a map point to a decision you can explain.

Connect your environment and use processed observations to focus the next review without losing local control.

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