Uses a local GeoIP database to plot attacker IP locations vectorially on the map. Works entirely in isolated networks without leaking any data to external map services.
MODULES / Dashboard
Your entire SOC on one screen
Dashboard
Monitor your entire network's performance, EPS rates, live attack map, and active threats in real time with NextPcap's SOC dashboard.
- LIVE MONITORING
- KPI
- SOC
[ PURPOSE & VALUE ]
What does Dashboard do?
The most critical need for a Security Operations Center (SOC) is seeing everything happening across a complex network at a glance. NextPcap Dashboard turns raw data into a meaningful cybersecurity story. Its live threat map visualizes, in real time, which countries and cities attacks against your infrastructure are coming from. Sparkline charts tracking log throughput (EPS – Events Per Second) let you spot unusual traffic spikes and intrusion attempts within seconds.
[ FEATURES ]
What Dashboard delivers
Measures log-processing throughput per second. Sudden drops indicate stalled agents; sudden spikes indicate a DDoS or brute-force attack in progress.
Manage the online/offline status and CPU/RAM utilization of every server in your infrastructure from a single screen.
[ HOW IT WORKS ]
Live in three steps
Data streaming from agents and the Syslog receiver into ClickHouse and PostgreSQL is processed within milliseconds.
A WebSockets-based live update layer pushes data into the Dashboard UI without you ever refreshing the browser.
The prioritized alert engine highlights critical events in red on the KPI cards at the top of the screen to grab the SOC analyst's attention.
[ RELATED MODULES ]
Works together with Dashboard
[ FAQ ]
Frequently asked questions about Dashboard
A live attack map, EPS (events-per-second) rate, server status, and prioritized KPI cards — all updated instantly via WebSockets.
Yes. The GeoIP map uses an entirely local database, so no data is ever sent outside your network.
See Dashboard live
Headquarters: Ankara · iletisim@nextpacketcapture.com