Live Cyber Intelligence · Updated September 2026
Cyber Threat Real-Time Maps
Live visualization of cyber attacks and threats happening around the world in real-time.
Cyber Threat Intelligence Tools
Live cyber threat maps and intelligence resources for real-time monitoring.
State-Sponsored Cyber Operations Map
Government-backed cyber operations tracked by Defcon Level. Confirmed and suspected state-sponsored attacks on critical infrastructure, government systems, and strategic assets.
Kaspersky Cyber Threat Map
Real-time visualization of cyber attacks detected by Kaspersky security network. Drag to rotate the globe.
Check Point ThreatCloud Map
Live cyber attack data from Check Point's ThreatCloud intelligence network.
FortiGuard Threat Map
Real-time global threat visualization from Fortinet's FortiGuard Labs.
CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities
Active vulnerabilities that CISA has confirmed are being exploited in the wild. Federal agencies must patch these by the listed due date.
Related Alerts & Commands
About These Cyber Threat Maps
These real-time cyber threat maps aggregate live data from leading cybersecurity organizations worldwide. Each map visualizes different aspects of global cyber threats, including malware propagation, DDoS attacks, phishing campaigns, network intrusions, and advanced persistent threats (APTs).
The Kaspersky Cyberthreat Map draws from one of the world's largest threat intelligence networks, detecting millions of cyber incidents daily across email, web, and file scanning vectors. The interactive 3D globe allows you to rotate, zoom, and explore attack flows between countries in real time.
The Check Point ThreatCloud Map is powered by Check Point Research's ThreatCloud AI, which processes billions of indicators of compromise (IoCs) daily. It provides a comprehensive view of attack types, targeted industries, and source countries.
The FortiGuard Threat Map from Fortinet displays real-time threat intelligence from FortiGuard Labs, one of the largest security research organizations. It covers IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) detections, malware, and botnet activity across the globe.
The CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) feed lists active vulnerabilities that CISA has confirmed are being exploited in the wild. Federal civilian agencies are required to patch KEV-listed vulnerabilities by the listed due date. The feed updates automatically from CISA's public catalog.
Together, these maps and feeds provide a multi-source view of the cyber threat environment. For official U.S. military cyber readiness, see the CYBERCOM Status page, and for all cyber-related alerts tracked by Defcon Level, visit our Cyber Command Alerts.