Live Pulse
See meaningful activity update without opening raw server logs.
Live Monitor presents current security events and active modes as readable operational telemetry, while Threat Radar shows source pressure without pretending every dot is an attack.
See meaningful activity update without opening raw server logs.
Visualize blocked, under-watch, verified and ordinary source activity with explicit categories.
Understand which protection layer acted and which temporary mode is currently active.
Nexus separates pre-WordPress blocks, runtime pressure, verified crawlers, WooCommerce actions and general activity so the visualization does not collapse everything into one frightening counter.
The live surfaces keep request context and protection state attached to the visual event.
Display recent security and dynamic-request entries with source, URL, verdict and reason.
Place sources into a visual field using their current local classification.
Show when Login Attack Mode, WooCommerce Pressure Mode or another protection state changes.
Open Activity History, IP controls or Threat Continuum from the event context.
The live layer summarizes; the evidence layer remains underneath.
A protection module classifies the request or security event.
The event receives a readable summary, category, source and decision.
Live Monitor and Threat Radar update the operational view.
The administrator opens the supporting history, source or incident when more detail is needed.
It focuses on security-relevant and dynamic request activity rather than turning the interface into an unreadable raw access log.
No. The label and event category remain the source of truth. Visual color supports the state but does not replace it.
Yes. The event and related history provide the protection layer, reason and request context available to Nexus.
The interface uses periodic local updates while avoiding a full page reload.
Live Monitor and Threat Radar are included in Nexus PRO.