A cyberthreat map is a real-time visualization tool that displays ongoing cyberattacks happening across the globe. These maps aggregate data from various sources, such as honeypots and intrusion detection systems, to provide a graphical representation of attack origins, targets, types, and frequencies. Security professionals use cyberthreat maps to monitor global cyberattack trends, identify hotspots, and analyze threat patterns. While visually engaging and informative, these maps often represent only a subset of actual attacks, as they rely on specific data feeds and may not capture all malicious activity. Still, they are valuable for raising awareness and supporting cybersecurity decision-making.