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How To Use Your Trackpad to Navigate Threat Map Features
Popup Box With Threat Summary
Details oN The SOurce Malware Family
Details of All Detected Malware
Zoom and click a country dot to display a popup with total threats and primary threat type of the source or target based on symbol color.
Details of All Detected Malware
Details oN The SOurce Malware Family
Details of All Detected Malware
Click the table icon in the popup box to display details of all threats seen including detection date, threat type, and malware family name.
Details oN The SOurce Malware Family
Details oN The SOurce Malware Family
Details oN The SOurce Malware Family
Clicking a threat in the table shows the source country and volumes seen during the month. Click the arrow to view more detections
Using the Filter to Explore Dates, Sources, Targets, and Threat Types
Click the filter displayed on the left side of the map to select a range of dates, countries, or threat attributes related to your interests.
For example, if you only want to see the following threat criteria:
- The Last Three Months of Attacks
- Only Spyware Targeting Iraq, Sudan, and Yemen
Click on the selections in each filter section and the dashboard will update accordingly.
However, If you want to see all threat types targeting Iraq, Sudan, and Yemen, you would click all threat types in the filter.
The charts displayed below the map will now update to reflect your selection. In this example, Russia, China, Indonesia, Iran, and Syria are seen as the top source countries. You can use your trackpad pointer to hover over the histogram as shown or the other charts to view
Navigating the Threat Charts For Key Indicators
The charts below the map summarize key events and trends, including a histogram of top source countries, a distribution of threat types, and a running trend over the last six months.
Click on a threat type in a chart to remove it from the view and the display will update. Hover over a chart for a quick view of threat volumes as shown.