Social Engineering Module
The Social Engineering Module dashboard offers a comprehensive snapshot of the status of phishing simulation campaigns conducted within your organization, empowering you to assess and strengthen your workforce's resilience against social engineering attacks.
Accomplishment Overview:
- Line Graph: Visualizes the progression of the simulation campaign over weeks, providing insights into trends and patterns.
- Percentage Metrics: Highlights the percentage of users who have interacted with simulated phishing emails, including those who opened, visited, and compromised, facilitating a nuanced understanding of user engagement.
Right Portion of the Module:
- Number of Users: Presents the total number of users within your organization, providing context for campaign metrics.
- Open Rate: Indicates the percentage of users who opened the phishing campaign, offering a measure of initial engagement.
- Click Rate: Reflects the percentage of users who clicked on the phishing campaign, identifying susceptibility to further manipulation.
- Total Simulations: Specifies the total number of phishing campaigns sent to your organization's users, informing the scope and frequency of simulation efforts.
Phishing Simulation Details:
- List of Phishing Simulations: Provides a detailed breakdown of each phishing simulation, including:
- Status: Indicates the current status of the simulation (e.g., ongoing, completed).
- Start Date: Marks the commencement date of the simulation campaign.
- End Date: Denotes the conclusion date of the simulation campaign.
- Number of Users Sent: Specifies the number of users targeted by the phishing campaign.
- Number of Users Opened: Reports the number of users who opened the simulation, indicating initial susceptibility.
- Number of Users Visited: Indicates the number of users who visited the simulation, potentially exposing themselves to further risk.
- Number of Users Compromised: Highlights the number of users who were successfully compromised during the simulation, emphasizing areas for improvement and targeted training initiatives.
