Frequently Asked Questions

We collect data from security sensors and honeypots spread across different countries. These systems capture real attack attempts, which we then analyze using industry-standard tools like OpenCTI.

The locations are based on IP addresses, which give us a general area but not pinpoint accuracy. Keep in mind that attackers can use VPNs or proxy servers, so what you see is where the traffic came from, not necessarily where the attacker actually is.

Absolutely! Head over to the Widget page and grab an embed code. You can pick between the 3D globe or flat map view. Just keep the "Powered by Brandefense" credit visible.

Look for the map mode toggle in the control panel at the top of the page. The globe view gives you that cool 3D rotating Earth effect, while the 2D view shows everything on a traditional flat map.

We use Next.js and React for the frontend, with MapLibre GL handling the 3D map rendering. The backend runs on Node.js and streams data in real-time. All threat data follows the STIX 2.1 standard.

Right now, API access is reserved for Brandefense enterprise customers. If you need programmatic access to threat data, get in touch with our team to discuss options.