My Campaigns

My Campaigns

The list of your campaigns. Open a campaign to access its results.



Campaigns list

Each campaign shows its name, the grade from its latest simulation, and its description, along with the score evolution across its simulations. To work through the list, you can order by date or name, filter (status, start date, end date, associated Attack Vector, bookmarked), search, and display campaigns as cards or as a list.
You can bookmark a campaign so you can find it more quickly using the selection filter.
For the meaning of campaign statuses, see  Campaign & simulation statuses .


Campaigns menu

Shortcuts let you open a campaign, export all its event information, or archive it.


Navigating a campaign

Click the campaign name or the Access button to open it.

The campaign banner (common to all tabs)

A banner at the top holds the shared controls for the campaign:
  • Simulation selector: choose which simulation to display; the most recent is selected by default, and all four tabs use its data.
  • Export PDF report: export the PDF certificate of the selected simulation.
  • Campaign status and creation date: See  Campaign & simulation statuses  for what each status means.
  • Create a new simulation: replay the campaign with the same parameters to compare results over time.
  • My campaign: open a modal with the campaign's detailed information (see below).
  • Archive the campaign: button to the left of the Kill Switch; archives the campaign so its results are preserved but no further simulation can run.
  • Kill Switch: halt the campaign: the running simulation is suspended and all actions stop. A simulation stopped this way takes the Canceled status and cannot be restarted.
The selected simulation can then be explored using the five tabs displayed below — Threat brief, Kill Chain, Attack Surface, ATT&CK matrix and Activity logs — which all use the data of the selected simulation.

Campaign details (the My campaign modal)

The My campaign button opens a modal with detailed information about the campaign, organized in four tabs:
  • Information: all the campaign's descriptive information, including the scenario used and the number of simulations performed. You can rename the campaign and edit its description here.
  • Perimeter: the IPv4 ranges and/or systems targeted by the campaign.
  • Connectors: the connectors activated for the campaign.
  • Simulations history: a history of all the campaign's simulations. For each one it shows the essential information: execution date, status, number of events actually executed, the selected execution parameters, and the Attack Vector used.