LUCY comes with predefined report templates called "Phishing Report Template". You can edit these existing templates or create a new one to suit your needs. The template contains sections that can be freely edited, and these sections can be used later in PDF, HTML, or Word reports .
Configuration
Navigate to Templates -> Report Templates
Please note, Report Template v3.0 may only be customized in Lucy version 5.1 or greater.
Select this option to create a completely new report template. Provide a name and start creating each section for your custom report.
After creating your sections, you can start writing the information for each section using the dedicated content editor.
This option allows you to delete pre-selected campaign reports.
This option allows you to create a duplicate of the selected report. It is useful for taking a different approach or making minor changes to a baseline report to suit a new customer.
This option exports your report template as a .tar.gz archived file. This allows you to restore the template on any other Lucy server.
This option allows you to restore a report template from a backup or a different Lucy server.
Editing Report Templates
Edit Existing Template:
Select the "Phishing Report Template" or any other template you wish to edit.
Modify the sections as needed, including changing titles, adding your logo, and customizing content.
Create a New Template:
Click the "New" button to create a new template.
Add and customize sections as required.
Save the new template for use in your campaigns.
Adding Sections and Customizing Templates
Sections: You can add your own sections to the template. Each section can be freely edited to include specific content, variables, and formatting.
Title and Logo: Customize the title of the report and add your own logo to personalize the template.
Using Variables in Report Templates
LUCY provides a growing list of variables that act as placeholders for specific statistics or graphics. These variables can be inserted into the content of any report chapter. When the report is generated within a campaign, these variables will be populated with your specific campaign statistics, similar to the graphics in the dashboard.
All available Report Variables
Report Metadata:
%report.createdate% - Create Date Of Report
%report.author% - Author Of Report
Campaign Details:
%startdate% - Start Date & Time Of Campaign
%finishdate% - Finish Date & Time Of Campaign
%creator% - User Who Created The Campaign
Campaign Statistics:
%file.formats% - File-Based Attacks: Name Of File Formats Used In Campaign Scenarios
%scenarios.number% - Number Of Scenarios Used In Campaign
%scenarios.names% - Names Of Scenarios Used In Campaign
%scenarios.types% - Types Of Scenarios Used In Campaign
Client Information:
%client% - Client Name
Email Statistics:
%opened% - Percentage Of Opened Mail
%opened.count% - Number Of Emails Opened
%clicked% - Percentage Clicked On Link
%clicked.count% - Number Of Emails Clicked
%sent.count% - Number Of Emails Sent
%reported% - Percentage Of Users Reported
%success% - Percentage Of Emails Submitted Data
%success.count% - Number Of Emails Submitted Data
Additional Statistics:
%domains% - Domain(s) Used In Scenario Settings
%timezone% - Timezone Setting
%recipients.groups% - Recipient Group Names In Campaign
%awareness.names% - Name Of Awareness Template Used
%awareness.sent% - Number Of Awareness Emails Sent
%awareness.opened% - Number Of Awareness Emails Opened
%awareness.incomplete% - Number Of Users With Incomplete Training
%awareness.completed% - Number Of Users Who Completed Training
Quiz and Training Statistics:
%questions.number% - Number Of Questions In Quiz
%data.number% - Absolute Number & Relative Number Of Collected Data From Users
Incident Reports:
%recipient.count% - Number of recipients
%incident.count.campaign% - Number of incident reports in campaign
%incident.count.campaignrelated% - Number of all campaign-related reports in total
%incident.count.notcampaignrelated% - Number of all reports not related to campaigns
%incident.count.total% - Number of incident reports total
%out.of.office% - Percentage 'Out Of Office' Responses
%summary% - Summary report across all campaigns for the current client
%summary.[type]% - Summary report across all campaigns by scenario type ([type] - scenario type, example: %summary.file%). List of available scenario types:
%summary.file% - File-Based
%summary.mixed% - Mixed
%summary.malware_test% - Technical Malware Test
%summary.hyperlink% - Hyperlink
%summary.data% - Web Based
%summary.awareness% - Awareness Only
%summary.usb_attack% - Portable Media Attack
%summary.mail_web_test% - Mail & Web Test
%summary.[period]% - Summary report across all campaigns by time ([period] - time period in years or months, example: %summary.2016-2017% or %summary.11.17-12.17%)
Worst Performers:
%worst.employees.[limit]% - Worst employees ([limit] - number of entries to show, example: %worst.employees.10%)
%worst.division.[limit]% - Worst divisions ([limit] - number of entries to show, example: %worst.division.10%)
%worst.location.[limit]% - Worst locations ([limit] - number of entries to show, example: %worst.location.10%)
%worst.staff_type.[limit]% - Worst staff types ([limit] - number of entries to show, example: %worst.staff_type.10%)
Exporting Campaign Data
Export using Report Template:
Click on a campaign name, select "Actions" and "Report", and define your export settings.
Raw CSV Exports:
Click on a campaign name and you will be able to export all data to a raw CSV from the "Export" drop down menu.
Automatic Report Generation:
The report will be emailed as soon as the campaign is stopped.
Fetching Report Data via REST API
You can have LUCY automatically create a report and send it to the email address associated with the user who created the campaign. Enable this by clicking the checkbox "After I stop the campaign, send me a report to…" on the of the campaign.
You can fetch all campaign statistics using LUCY's , allowing integration with other systems like your SOC.
