Risk baseline

This is the report you get after your first baseline.

Who clicked, who reported it, which department is most exposed, and what to do in the next 30 days. On one page, for management.

Employee risk reportSample

Baseline phishing simulation: fake invoice

Sample Company (80 employees) · Launched 1 September 2026

This is a sample report built on a fictional company. The structure is exactly what your company receives after its first risk baseline.

Clicked the link

24%

Medium risk

Entered credentials

7

of 80 delivered emails

Reported it

15%

12 employees reported

Follow-up training

63%

12 / 19 completed

What happened after the email arrived

  • Delivered80 · 100%
  • Opened57 · 71%
  • Clicked the link19 · 24%
  • Entered credentials7 · 9%
  • Reported as phishing12 · 15%

Risk by department

DepartmentEmailsClickedReportedRisk scoreTraining
Finance1242%8%6458%
Sales2232%9%7166%
HR922%11%7881%
Operations2516%12%8074%
IT128%42%9192%

Knowledge assessment

Average score 68% · 64 respondents

  • Phishing & email72%
  • Passwords & authentication58%
  • Device & network security74%
  • Incident response61%

Recommended 30-day plan

  1. 1

    Reset passwords for 7 employees

    They entered credentials on a fake page. In a real attack those accounts would already be lost: reset the passwords and confirm two-factor authentication is on.

  2. 2

    Start with Finance (42% clicked)

    This department carries the highest risk. Assign a short phishing course and tailor the next simulation to how they actually work.

  3. 3

    Teach reporting (currently 15%)

    Few employees report phishing. Set one simple channel for suspicious email and walk everyone through it: a reported attack is the earliest warning you get.

  4. 4

    3 employees are past their training deadline

    Reminders already go out automatically. The remaining cases need a manager to follow up in person.

  5. 5

    Weakest topic: Passwords & authentication (58%)

    This topic scored lowest in the knowledge assessment. Start the next course pack there.

  6. 6

    Re-test in 30 days

    Run a different scenario on the same team. Comparing the two results shows whether risk is actually going down.

How we count: every percentage is of delivered emails. Each employee is counted once, at the furthest step they reached. Risk levels are ShieldWise's own thresholds (low: up to 10%, medium: up to 25%), not an industry average.

Pilot

Start with a Risk Baseline Pilot

You get a result on your real team, not a slide deck. We agree the success criteria before we start, and you decide on next steps once you've seen the result.

  • 15-30 employees of your choosing
  • One phishing simulation built for the local market
  • One short knowledge assessment
  • A risk snapshot by department
  • A one-page report for management
  • A recommended 30-day plan, with no annual commitment