We use Proofpoint Email Protection for their email security, which is POD. We use their TAP, TRAP, Clear, and we use the TAP ATO. Proofpoint Email Protection is to keep the bad emails out of the gate. TRAP is to help me analyze user-reported emails to make sure that there is automation behind user-reported emails to reduce manual intervention. Clear does the same thing as well. Clear and TRAP work hand in hand. Then you have TAP ATO that actually monitors suspicious login and suspicious activity that's happening in our environment and alerts us when there is something wrong. Lastly, TAP is to give us the threat that is targeted to our industry. Proofpoint Email Protection has impacted us by keeping the bad emails and the unwanted emails out. If you are the end user, I am sure you do not want to see a lot of spammy, graymail, cluttering your inbox and then you actually miss the most important email that you are actually supposed to be interacting with. When those bad emails are kept out of the gate, and the user can just focus on the email that matters most to them, I think that is how much Proofpoint Email Protection is impacting the entire organization. Proofpoint Email Protection provides very attacked individuals visibility into people-based risk within our organization, where we can see all those very attacked individuals in the organization. That is a list that gives us visibility into who will need additional protection from a policy perspective or from a hardening perspective so that we really protect them. The risk score you get from that is very helpful to the organization.
