Two views of the threat landscape: a SOC wall dashboard blending live threat intelligence — CISA KEV, EPSS scores, advisories, SANS ISC sensors, ThreatFox IoCs, Cloudflare Radar — with a statistically realistic attack simulation, and a Threat Briefing built entirely on real data: recent breaches, attack trends, and the full searchable catalog of actively exploited vulnerabilities. Honest about what's real and what isn't, everywhere.
A reading-first reference page with zero simulation: recently disclosed breaches, 30-day attack trends, the complete searchable CISA KEV catalog with EPSS scores and patch deadlines, analyst commentary, and a security glossary — for practitioners and learners alike.
Real, continuously refreshed data: CISA KEV entries ranked by EPSS exploit probability, the latest CISA advisories, SANS ISC sensor telemetry, fresh IoCs from abuse.ch ThreatFox, and attack origins from Cloudflare Radar. Entries link to their original source records.
A live attack map over 178 countries of real border geometry, driven by an event stream whose sources, techniques, and severities mirror real-world attack statistics — with campaign bursts, incidents, and a rolling threat index.
Identity and infrastructure monitoring for a fictional organization: impossible-travel logins, privilege escalations, MFA coverage, endpoint health, honeypot activity, and more.
Toggle and reorder any panel from the widget drawer, each tagged live or simulated. Your layout is remembered per browser — or copy it as a shareable link that reproduces your exact board anywhere.
One click for a full-screen wall display: hidden controls, larger type, cursor auto-hide, and a screen wake lock so the TV never dims.
Every real data point clicks through to its authority — CVEs to NVD, advisories to CISA, ports to SANS ISC, IoCs to ThreatFox reports, attack origins to Cloudflare Radar. Nothing asks to be taken on faith.
Fluid type and adaptive grid tiers scale the board from a laptop to 4K and ultrawide wall displays — extra width becomes more panels, not a stretched map.