The platform, powered by telemetry from Gen Threat Labs, processes billions of security signals to map digital risks across 245 countries and territories. Users can navigate the index to identify local hotspots for malware and identity theft, or track whether specific threats are rising or receding since the previous day. Data from the launch indicates that phishing remains the dominant global threat, accounting for over 120 million attacks in a recent 30-day window.

Regional patterns reveal distinct criminal strategies. In the United States, cybercriminals are heavily focused on online shopping scams, utilizing fake storefronts and social media advertisements to exploit seasonal consumer interest. Conversely, European users are facing a surge in dating scams, where attackers build rapport over time to manipulate victims into unauthorized financial transfers. The index breaks down these risks by continent, with North America currently reporting the highest average digital risk at 29.6%, closely followed by Europe at 28.5%.

Beyond monitoring, the index offers localized defensive strategies tailored to these specific trends. For shoppers, the company advises verifying website URLs and opting for payment methods that provide buyer protections. For those navigating online dating, the platform emphasizes the importance of keeping communication on verified platforms and resisting requests for financial assistance from individuals who have not been met in person.