# Phish Prone Reports Guide

## Phish Prone Reports Guide

In this article, we go over the available reports included in **Phish Prone Reports.** The phish prone score is generally calculated through a formula that takes as input all **actions/mistakes** made by recipients during a phishing campaign such as clicking on links, entering credentials, or opening attachments. Ultimately, the article covers the overall phish prone status of a company and later elaborates on a group and campaign level of reporting.

 

**1.** Navigate to **Reports:**

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**2.** Select the **PHISH PRONE REPORTS:**

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You should get the following output:

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**3.** Let’s view the first option called **Phish Prone Overview.** To do this, press on the **View Report** button next to it:

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As indicated, this report calculates the phish prone level of the organisation based on **past** and **current** campaigns to provide us with an **overview** throughout time. Of course, this risk factor fluctuates as employees come and go, but also improves or worsens based on their performance during [Email Campaigns](https://docs.cyberawaresecurity.com/admin-portal/email-campaigns).

 

**4.** You may **download** the report for your own use. Just click on **Export PDF:**

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It will essentially export a **snapshot** of the report into a **PDF** file format:

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**5.** You can always click on the **Go Back** button to return to the previous directory:

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**6.** Let’s move on to the next option of the **Phish Prone Reports** called **Phish Prone by Group:**

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As we can see, this section provides a **graph** along with a **table,** and they display campaign statistics such as the **number of recipients** targeted by the campaigns, the **campaigns’ phish prone percentages** and more.

 

**7.** Additionally, we can **filter the graph** to draw specific results. To do that, just **click** on any of the available filtering values:

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In this example, we are filtering out the **Any Group** value:

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**8.** You can always visit a **group** by clicking on their name:

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**9.** Finally, let’s visit the **last** report called **Phish Prone by Campaigns:**

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**10.** Just like with groups, we can click on a **Campaign** to view its stats.

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