User Interaction Dashboard

The User Interaction Dashboard provides an overview of the most common day-to-day tasks performed in Harmony Email & Collaboration:

  • Handling Quarantine Restore Requests

  • Handling Phishing emails reported by end users

For more information on how to handle these tasks, see Phishing Reports Dashboard and Managing Restore Requests.

To access the User Interaction Dashboard, go to User Interaction > Dashboard.

00:00: 00:05: This video explains the options available to administrators under 00:09: user interaction. 00:11: To view the user interaction log in to Infinity Portal and 00:15: access, the harmony email and collaboration Administration portal. 00:20: Click user interaction. A drop-down appears showing various options. 00:25: To view the user. Interaction dashboard, click dashboard, the dashboard provides, 00:29: an overview of the most common day-to-day tasks such as quarantine restore 00:33: requests and phishing emails, reported by end users. 00:37: By default the dashboard shows analytics for the last day to view 00:41: analytics for extended time periods, select a time frame from the top of 00:45: the dashboard. 00:46: If you have purchased incident response as a service add-on, you can click activate 00:50: incident response as a service and the dashboard will show the workings 00:54: of the incident response team. 00:57: The fishing reports, widget shows the number of phishing emails, reported by end 01:01: users along with their statuses 01:04: The quarantine restore requests widget shows the number of quarantine restore 01:08: requests received from the end users, 01:11: The top users, widget shows the list of top requesting or reporting users 01:15: in your organization. 01:17: The SLA Trend, widget shows the SLA trend line for the amount of time. 01:21: It took for the help desk to handle requests or reports on a daily basis. 01:26: The user Trend, widget shows the trend line of different requests or reports and 01:30: how they are handled. 01:32: To view quarantined emails and cleaned attachments, click restore requests. 01:36: This page displays all the end user requests to restore the quarantined and 01:40: cleaned emails. 01:42: The quarantined emails tab shows details of all the end user restore 01:46: requests for quarantined emails if Allowed by your policies. 01:50: The default view displays. All pending requests that haven't been addressed yet from the 01:54: state list. You can filter to view requests that are restored declined or see 01:58: all requests combined. 02:00: The clean detachments tab shows all emails with cleaned, attachments, also known 02:04: as the threat extraction. Here, you'll find a list of all pending requests for 02:08: original attachments. If end, users are allowed to request Restore for cleaned 02:12: emails. 02:15: To view all fishing reports submitted by the end users. 02:17: Click fishing reports. Note that reports will only appear here 02:21: if phishing emails are sent to a scoped mailbox or through the Office 365, 02:26: phishing reporting system. 02:29: If you want to customize your workflows and settings for fishing reports, click settings. 02:34: You can also configure notifications for phishing, simulation, emails 02:38: and sender addresses here. Once done click save. 02:43: To view all the quarantined items per protected. 02:45: Application click quarantine items 02:48: To view the quarantined items for a specific application, click here and 02:52: then select the application. 02:54: To restore an email, select the email and click restore. 02:58: To restore multiple emails at a time. 03:00: Select the emails and then click restore. 03:03: In the confirmation pop-up that appears click, okay. 03:07: To investigate an email, click the email subject line, the email profile 03:11: page appears and you can take necessary actions. 03:15: To change the quarantine settings. Click settings. 03:19: Make the required changes and click save. 03:22: To view emails with attachments where the links and Active Components were removed. 03:26: Click modified attachments. 03:30: To send the original email, click the more icon for the email from the last 03:34: column of the request table, select send original and then click 03:38: okay. 03:39: Smart Banners are contextual warnings applied to inbound emails to alert, 03:43: end users to view the available banners, click smart banners, From 03:47: the smart banners page, you can enable or disable specific banners 03:51: and settings for managing smart banners. 03:55: To customize smart, banners, click settings, 03:58: Select your preferred options for new smart banners and create exceptions for specific 04:02: domains and then click okay. 04:05: Thank you for watching the video.

The User Interaction Dashboard has these widgets:

Widget Name

Description

Reported Phishing

Shows the number of phishing emails reported by end users.

  • Pending - Shows the number of open reports that are not yet handled by help desk.

  • Processed - Shows the number of reports that are handled by help desk.

    • Quarantined - Shows the number of emails quarantined by help desk from the user reported phishing emails.

    • Dismissed - Shows the number of emails dismissed by help desk from the user reported phishing emails.

Restore Requests

Shows the number of quarantine restore requests received from the end users.

  • Pending - Shows the number of open requests that are not yet handled by help desk.

  • Processed - Shows the number of restore requests that are handled by help desk.

    • Approved - Shows the number of requested emails that are released from quarantine, either by help desk or by an end user.

    • Dismissed - Shows the number of requests that are rejected by help desk.

    • Released by user - Shows the number of quarantined emails released by the end users themselves.

      Note - This is possible only if you configured the workflow in the policy to allow the end user to restore the email. See Threat Detection Policy Workflows .

    • Released by Admin - Shows the number of requested emails that are released from quarantine by help desk.

SLA Trend

Shows the SLA trend line for the amount of time it took for the help desk to handle requests/reports on a daily basis.

  • The chart includes a SLA line, meant to mark the required SLA in your organization, so that you can easily see if you meet your SLA or not.

  • The default value for the SLA is 30 minutes. To configure it, click the settings icon at the top of the dashboard window.

User Trend

Shows the trend line of different requests/reports and how they are handled.

User Events

Shows the list of recent requests reported by the end users.

Top Users

Shows the list of top requesting/reporting users in your organization.

Extending the Time Frame of the Analytics

By default, the User Interaction Dashboard shows analytics for the last day.

To view analytics for extended time periods, select a time frame from the top of the dashboard.