The LevelBlue Labs™ Open Threat Exchange® (OTX™) dashboard displays if raw pulse data points are received. See Open Threat Exchange® and USM Anywhere for more information.

Sometimes you may see the IP Reputation widgets contain data but the OTX Pulse widgets do not. This is because IP Reputation widgets include all suspicious IP addresses, but OTX Pulse widgets only contain data when the suspicious IP is reported as an IOC for a pulse. See About OTX for the difference between pulses and IP Reputation.

Widgets in the Open Threat Exchange Dashboard

Widgets	Description
IP Reputation Threat ranking of IP addresses that have been submitted by the OTX community as being malicious or at least suspicious. Activity	Graph that displays the IP reputation activity.
IP Reputation by Activity	Pie chart displaying, in percentages, the IP Reputation by activity.
IP Reputation Activity By Data Source	Pie chart displaying, in percentages, the IP Reputation by data source.
OTX Activity	Graph that displays the OTX The world’s first truly open threat intelligence community. Enables collaborative defense with open access, collaborative research, and seamless integration with USM Anywhere and USM Appliance, and AlienApps for other security products. activity.
OTX Activity By Data Source	Pie chart displaying, in percentages, the OTX activity by data source.
Top OTX Pulse OTX pulses provide information on the reliability of threat data, who reported a threat, and other details of threat investigations. Indicators of Compromise	List of the top indicators of compromise An artifact observed with some degree of confidence to be an indication of a threat or intrusion. that identify a specific threat.
Top Pulses	Top 5 Threat Events
Top Sources with OTX Pulse Activity	List of the top 5 source IPs Normalized event field that indicates hostname or IP address of source host for an event., which are identified by OTX as potential malicious activity.
Top Destinations with OTX Pulse Activity	List of the top 5 destinations IPs, which are identified by OTX as potential malicious activity.