See exactly who your repeat offenders are

Fable’s phishing simulation dashboard now names the employees behind the metric, and lets security teams define “repeat offender” for their own program. 

What’s new

• Named repeat offenders:  The Repeat Offenders metric now shows employee name, role, and department, plus failures, simulations received, and simulations reported. Each row links to the employee’s profile and the campaigns they failed.
• Configurable thresholds: Filter repeat offenders by number of failed simulations, individual campaigns, and a custom date range. 
• Campaign-level filtering: Simulation results can now be filtered by individual campaign.

Why it matters

Completion rates and click rates describe participation, not whether risk is falling. A CISO who has to show that human risk is actually declining needs to point to fewer repeat offenders and shrinking high-risk cohorts, and to act on them. 

Security awareness leads can now take a named, role-and-department-level list of repeat clickers into targeted intervention, and tune the definition to their own risk tolerance, such as a stricter threshold for certain teams with privileged access. It fits Fable’s closed-loop model of detecting risky behavior, intervening, and measuring whether behavior changed, in place of blanket retraining.

How to access it: Open the Phishing Simulations dashboard in the Fable platform and select Repeat Offenders.