Insights for vault phishing alerts are available to all organizations with Omnix® Credential Protection. Credential Protection admins who've deployed the extension and turned on AI Phishing Alerts will also have access to insights for those.
Vault phishing alerts appear when you try to autofill or copy-and-paste login info on a website or app that isn't associated with that login in your Dashlane account.
AI Phishing Alerts warn employees when they access a suspicious website, even if they're logged out of Dashlane or don't have a Dashlane account. Dashlane uses AI Phishing Detection to analyze websites for suspicious patterns.
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You can view more detailed data for phishing alerts activity in the Phishing Alerts tab of the Admin Console, under Insights. When employees leave the risky websites after the alert is shown, we consider the alert acknowledged. When employees continue on the website after the alert is shown, we consider the alert dismissed. Over time, you'll see changes in these numbers based to how consistently your employees avoid phishing risks with Dashlane’s alerts.
The insights you can see in Phishing Alerts
You can see this data divided into vault phishing alerts and AI Phishing Alerts:
- How many passwords have been entered on risky sites
- How many alerts were dismissed by employees
- How many alerts were acknowledged by employees*
- The total number of phishing events
*Dashlane also counts an alert as acknowledged when the employee closes the web page after seeing the alert.
You can access more details on each type of information by selecting the Vault or AI tags.
You can filter the data by different time periods, such as the last 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days. To export phishing alert logs to a CSV file and filter the logs, select Download CSV.
The User behavior section lists employees who entered passwords or dismissed phishing alerts. You can see how many passwords each person entered on risky sites and how many alerts they dismissed.
The Suspicious domains section lists domains that Dashlane AI has detected as suspicious. Each domain shows the number of alerts and the number of employees notified.
View detailed data for phishing alerts using activity logs
Admins can view detailed phishing alerts activity on the Activity Log page. To view all risky phishing activity across plan members, filter the log by selecting Phishing alerts as the Category. You can also filter the logs by type, time period, and other filters for more granular data.
To export phishing alerts logs to a CSV file and filter the logs, select Download CSV.
The phishing alerts logs are encrypted using AWS Nitro technology and don't include the password itself, helping maintain employee data privacy.
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