SecPoint® Protector V70 introduces improved Intrusion Prevention Attack Map functionality for a clearer and more informative security dashboard.
The updated Attack Map now provides better visibility into detected intrusion attempts and makes the current security status easier to understand.
New in Protector V70:
• Improved Intrusion Prevention Attack Map
• Clear informational message when no intrusion attempts have been detected
• New Dark Mode for improved visibility in low-light environments
• Dark Mode can be configured under System > Home Page Map Style
• Cleaner and more informative dashboard experience
The Attack Map helps administrators quickly visualize intrusion activity and monitor attacks detected by SecPoint Protector.
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Dark mode for the attack map is a good call for NOC screens. One idea for a future version: show the network type next to each dot.
Most intrusion attempts come from cloud servers, VPN exits and proxies, so the map shows where the attacking server sits, not where the attacker is. An admin who sees a cluster over Amsterdam or Virginia can easily read it as "attacks from the Netherlands" when it's really "attacks from rented servers". Adding the ASN and a hosting/VPN/residential label to the tooltip, maybe with a filter, would make the map tell that story correctly.
(Disclosure: I work on IPGeolocation.io, which provides that kind of IP classification, so I'm a bit biased about how useful it is.)