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THIERY CLERENS: Actually there are two things
which appear for Tessian.
I mean the first one, which I find the most interesting one
was the education of the user because you
need to train new users.
You need to train them.
You need to make them better so they understand
that because if they trust just the machine or just
the computer or just the protection,
they click on anything.
But sometimes the protection fails.
Sometimes something goes through.
And then Tessian sends the mail, and you
get the big yellow block telling you why it's suspicious,
why it's bad, and if you can confirm it.
And then the user not only knows that that one
might have a problem, but why?
They can verify it and understands
how they use the phishing.
So it means it teaches the user at the same time.
And we like to empower our users.
We like that our users learn and become
better and better and better.
That's what we're trying to do in SPG Dry Cooling.
The second thing which was for Tessian
was the high level of phisings.
So those are the ones which they cannot catch and which even IT
has to really look around.
For example, if you get a mail which is a spoofing which means
somebody pretends to be somebody else,
and depending on the setting of that domain,
I can send a email saying I'm Mary Rosenthal at tessian.com,
and I send it with my--
from my mail server.
And the person will see your email address
and will think it comes from you.
But the only thing which change is the mail server,
which is that behind it changes and Tessian finds those things.
So they're really fine super phishing, bad phishing.
Those Tessian finds, and that's something which I had to tell--
which I found like important for us because those are things
they miss.
So easy ones that users find themselves.
They blocked them, they remove them, they delete them,
they don't even bother IT anymore
because they know it's bad.
But really good ones, those are the ones
we need to find to also block that mail server
and really activate on it.
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