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# Version 1.35
## 📢 Email Threats Reports (Beta)
We’re excited to announce the beta release of our revamped Email Threats reporting experience, designed to provide deeper insights, clearer visuals, and more actionable intelligence across your organization’s email security landscape.
Email Threats reports now have:
* **Overview:** A quick high-level look at key metrics, like number of overall email attacks prevented, VIP attacks prevented, and attacks since the previous time period selected
* **Attack Tactics:** Tactic counts and breakdowns used to deliver insights on email threat types faced
* **Attacker Profiles:** Summary of various attacker profiles and statistics
Improvements:
* **📊 Improved Visualization & Clarity:** Enhanced data visualizations and updated graphics to highlight important trends at a glance
* **🔍 Drill-Down Capabilities:** Data points now support drill-down interactions, so you can investigate threats, user behavior, and remediation actions with greater depth and flexibility
* **📤 Share:** You can now export reports, making it easier to share insights across teams and leadership
## 🛠 Enhancements
#### **Default Remediation Actions**
[Admins](/administration/admin-roles/permissions-matrices.md#detections) can now configure a default remediation action that is automatically staged when manually updating a classification. If you change the classification on an issue, click **Save** to trigger the new response.
To configure the response:
1. Click **Settings**
2. Expand **Email Threats**, then click **Issue Triage**.
3. Set remediation per classification just as you would with [User Report Auto Classification](/email-protections/user-reports/user-report-auto-classification.md):
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#### Clearer Remediation Applied Indicators
Visual cues in issues now better reflect which remediations have already been applied, improving clarity during triage and review:
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* **Audit Log Confidentiality Improvements** - Improved confidentiality of the audit log. Only [Super Admins and Tenant Admins](/administration/admin-roles.md) can view audit events generated by other users.
* **Smarter Message Search** - Enhanced support for `message.from` filters and improved query handling by sanitizing unsupported characters, making it easier to find exactly what you're looking for.
* **Better Reporter Acknowledgement Setup Flow** - We've refined the setup experience for reporter acknowledgements, making configuration more intuitive and reliable.
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## 🐛 Bug Fixes
* Resolved an issue with pagination when viewing similar messages.
* Fixed an issue preventing users from navigating to specific messages from the recipients detail panel within issue details.
* Fixed a bug where images in the reporter acknowledgement email template could sometimes overflow their container.
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## :books: New and Updated Documentation
* [New Admin Roles docs](/administration/admin-roles.md), completely updated for permissions and role descriptions
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2. Expand **Email Threats**, then click **Issue Triage**.
3. Set remediation per classification just as you would with [User Report Auto Classification](/email-protections/user-reports/user-report-auto-classification.md):
