Content of the threat map for the USG6000 series

The traffic map displays global traffic distribution with details, such as traffic rankings, volume, directions, and source and destination IP addresses.

The threat map displays global threat distribution with details, including distribution and attack details of the attack source and destination regions.

The traffic map displays global traffic distribution with details, such as traffic rankings, volume, directions, and source and destination IP addresses.

The USG6000 series allows you to view threat logs on the web UI. By checking threat logs, you can view detection and defense records for network threats such as antivirus, intrusion prevention, DDoS, botnets, Trojan horses, and worms, learn historical and ongoing threat events, and adjust security policies or implement active defense in a timely manner. The USG is deployed between the Internet and the network to be protected. Threat logs are generated when the USG detects viruses, threats, botnets, Trojan horses, worms, or attacks in traffic. Do as follows to view traffic logs on the web UI: 1. Choose Monitor > Log > Threat Log to view threat logs. 2. Choose Customize and select/deselect conditions for threat log display. 3. Click Export to export threat logs in CSV format to the management PC. (Only devices with hard disks support this step.)

IPSec includes security protocols such as Authentication Header (AH) and Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP), Internet Key Exchange (IKE), and certain algorithms used for authentication and encryption.