Automatically stop data breaches and security threats caused by employees on email. Powered by machine learning, Tessian detects anomalies in real-time, integrating seamlessly with your email environment within minutes and starting protection in a day. Provides you with unparalleled visibility into human security risks to remediate threats and ensure compliance.
Lawyers have an ethical and legal obligation to protect the confidences of their clients. However, law firms work with valuable information—that may include trade secrets, intellectual property, merger and acquisition details, personally identifiable information (PII), and confidential attorney-client-privileged data, making them a frequent target of attack.
Relying on policies, legacy solutions such as secure email gateways, built security controls within Microsoft and Google Workspace, encryption and employee training does not provide law firms the needed protection and clear visibility into email threats, data exfiltration or employee behavior on email- Making it hard to prevent data loss and avoid breaches.
Prevent data breaches involving personally identifiable information (PII), safeguard your company intellectual property, and help ensure continuous regulatory compliance. Tessian automatically protects sensitive client information by making sure that emails and attachments are only sent to the right people, and detects data exfiltration to personal or unauthorized accounts without the need to create and maintain DLP policies and denylists.
The legal sector handles a large amount of sensitive data, making them a frequent target of attacks, such as Phishing, Business Email Compromise and Account Take Over. Tessian understands the end-user’s normal behavior and detects even the most subtle anomalies that might signal an attack at the first instance of an attempt. Helping firms stop breaches at a very early stage, and help avoid potential compromise to the firm’s reputation along with compliance penalties, such as GDPR.
Traditional approaches have come at the expense of user experience as unintelligent pop-ups cause user fatigue. When Tessian discovers anomalies, it displays contextual warning messages with precise flag reasons.
And because Tessian warns users only when true events are detected, partners are protected, without disruption to their day-to-day work.
Using behavioral intelligence modeling and machine learning, Tessian automatically prevents data exfiltration and accidental data loss over email. Tessian Guardian and Enforcer to detect anomalies in real-time based on insights from relationship graphs, external data sources, email content and user behavior.
Defender protects against both known and unknown email attacks, including Business Email Compromise (BEC), Account Takeover (ATO), spear phishing, and all impersonation attacks (ex. impersonations of the managing partner) that bypass Secure Email Gateways, Microsoft 365, and G Suite
Tessian uses behavioral intelligence modeling and machine learning and will inspect the context of the email to determine indicators of an attack, notify the user, therefore not giving an opportunity of malware slipping through or the user to click.
Tessian prevents user actions turning into security incidents by alerting end-users in real time, explaining what is unusual about the email, reinforcing your policies, and helps them take the right actions. This in-the-moment coaching helps them get better at spotting threats and helps build a stronger security culture.
Tessian’s Risk Hub delivers a broad spectrum of risk analytics across outbound and inbound email threats to solve problems such as accidental data loss, data exfiltration, and advanced phishing attacks.
Measure how actions impact risk on email with dynamic cybersecurity dashboards and present results to company executives and board members, as evidence of technology actually reducing risk, not simply reporting it.
Data loss prevention (DLP) is a top priority for security leaders across industries, including legal. However firms, are still dealing with limited visibility into the amount of data loss incidents that occur, which means preventing data loss and avoiding breaches can be an uphill battle. Our latest research can help.
