Illuminate the Internet

The definitive real-time knowledge graph for global Internet routing and path vectoring insights with active IPv4/IPv6 visibility

Reveal hidden dependencies

See the transit providers and chokepoints your services rely on.

Detect hijacks and outages

Correlate live BGP routing changes with active endpoint reachability.

Model the blast radius

Trace cascading impact before an upstream failure becomes an incident.

100,000

BGP autonomous systems mapped

10B

active IPv4 and IPv6 addresses continuously verified

500

globally distributed Internet BGP route and path vector crawlers

100B

daily data points ingested into the knowledge graph

Turn real-time global Internet topology into your operational advantage

Operate with foresight

Turn the global topology into decisions your NOC can act on.

Defend with context

Understand not only what changed, but every asset and route exposed by it.

One map.
Different missions.

Internet Mapper translates the same verified global topology into the resilience, security, performance, and compliance questions each industry must answer.

  • Financial services

    Validate data sovereignty and map lowest-latency peerings without losing sight of regulatory exposure.

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  • Healthcare & pharma

    Find single points of transit failure and trace the geographic path of sensitive patient data.

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  • E-commerce & retail

    Detect regional transit anomalies early enough to shift CDN workloads and protect the customer experience.

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  • Public sector & defense

    Identify route hijacks, transit leaks, and critical infrastructure dependencies during active security events.

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What is real-time BGP routing data?

Real-time BGP routing data is a continuously updated record of route announcements, withdrawals, origins, and AS paths observed from distributed Internet perspectives. Internet Mapper connects this control-plane evidence with active IPv4/IPv6 reachability so teams can investigate whether routing change coincides with observed operational impact.

What it shows
How networks advertise reachability and which autonomous systems appear in observed AS paths.
What it does not prove
The exact forwarding path of every packet or complete application health.
Why correlate it
Reachability observations help test whether route changes align with endpoint responsiveness.

Know what the Internet means for your infrastructure

See how Internet Mapper can reveal dependencies, model disruption, and turn global routing telemetry into action.