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πŸ—ΊοΈ Geographic Visualization

See Your Network on the Map

NetMap transforms raw network flow data into an interactive geographic visualization. See site-to-site traffic arcs, drill into regional clusters, and understand exactly how data moves across your enterprise.

NetMap geographic visualization

What NetMap Can Do

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Site Markers

Every site with geo-coordinates appears on the map. Active sites with traffic glow; inactive sites remain dim.

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Traffic Arcs

Curved lines connect sites with network traffic. Arc thickness indicates volume; hover for flow details.

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Regional Layers

Toggle Americas, EMEA, and APAC layers. Focus on specific regions or view the full global picture.

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Site Popups

Click any site marker to see flow counts, region info, and a direct link to view all flows from that site.

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Live Stats

Header displays total sites, total flows, and data source status in real-time.

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Dragos Integration

Site coordinates sourced from Dragos platform sensors. Automatically synced during data import.

From Flows to Map

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Ingest Flow Data

Network flows from Firewall logs or other sources are imported into SurrealDB with source and destination IPs.

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Map IPs to Sites

Each IP is matched to a site using CIDR mappings. Unknown ranges are flagged for subnet assignment.

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Resolve Coordinates

Sites are enriched with latitude/longitude from Dragos sensors or manual configuration.

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Aggregate & Render

Flows are aggregated by site pair. The map renders markers and arcs using Leaflet.js with Protomaps vector tiles.

Who Uses NetMap?

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Security Teams

Identify unexpected cross-site traffic and validate segmentation policies visually.

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OT/ICS Engineers

Monitor OT site connectivity and ensure plant networks stay isolated.

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Network Architects

Plan network changes with full visibility into current traffic patterns.

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Executive Dashboards

Present network posture to leadership with an intuitive geographic view.

Ready to Explore Your Network?

Launch NetMap and see traffic flows across all your sites.

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