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# Emulation Results
Once the emulation is completed, the EVE agent sends the results to the Platform. In a graphical manner, the user can see the details of what happened during the emulation.
To view the results of an Emulation, follow the steps below:
1. In the Custom Threat Validation Table, emulations view click on the “Report” button corresponding to the desired Emulation in the Reports column.
2. The Emulation Report section will open, which presents in detail what was seen during the emulation.
3. This is the information presented on the section:
* Emulation name: Name provided to the emulation.
* Custom Threats File Results Summary : Graphic display of Number of endpoints, Success (Script) Files sent and Number of Failed (Script Files).
* Total Scripts in Emulation : A chart with the Custom Threats File Results Summary information.
* Execution Date. Date of the performed emulation.
* Download All Logs : Button to download all logs in an emulation.
* Effectiveness: An average of Successful emulations.
* Endpoints Scripts Emulation: Per endpoint present the following information:
* Scripts File Emulation: Name of scripts on emulation
* Language : Programming language of the script.
* Script File Platform
* Status: Displays if script was able to execute or not (regardless of the script task).
* Errors
* Actions Presents the Preview and Download Log File of the script.
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