Overview

Reports turn what Hunto has found for your organisation into a PDF you can keep, share with your team, or hand to management and auditors. Every report is kept in one place, together with any reports you upload from outside Hunto.

Getting started

Go to Global → Reports. At the top of the page are the report templates you can use. Below them are three tabs:

Repository: all generated and uploaded reports.
Scheduled: reports that are generated for you on a regular basis.
Archived: reports archived by Hunto staff. Only Hunto staff see this tab.

Report templates

A template decides what a report contains and how it is laid out. Each card shows the template's name, a short description and a small picture of its first pages. Which templates you see depends on the modules your organisation has:

Attack Surface Management Report: your internet-facing assets and the weaknesses found on them.
Brand Protection Report: threats against your brand, such as phishing sites, fake apps and impersonating social media accounts, and what was done about them.
DMARC Report: how email sent in your domain's name is being authenticated.

Each of these also comes in a new layout version (for example Brand Protection (new layout)). The new layouts are described below. You may also see templates made specially for your organisation by the Hunto team.

The page shows the first few templates. Click View all to see every template, grouped by module, with a search box.

To use a template, click its card, or click Generate Report and choose it. See New Report for the steps, and Managing for what you can do with a report afterwards.

What is in a new-layout report

A new-layout report is an A4 document laid out like this:

Cover: the report's title, the period it covers, who it was prepared for, the date, who released it and its classification.
Contents, with the page each section starts on, and a Document control table (title, version, classification, release date, period).
Sections with numbered headings: a short introduction, an executive summary with the key figures, then tables and charts for the module. For example, the Attack Surface report shows findings by severity, findings over time and what your attack surface is made of; the DMARC report shows pass rates for DMARC, SPF and DKIM, email by domain and your sending sources.
A closing page marking the end of the document.

Every page after the cover carries the Hunto logo and the report title at the top, and the classification and Page n of m at the bottom.

Figures are compared with the previous period of the same length. For example, a 90-day report compares with the 90 days before it, so a rise or fall always compares like with like. A table that is too long for one page continues on the next, with its column headings repeated; charts and figures are never cut in half.