The same attack, contained in minutes.

These are the incidents we see again and again. Pick a scenario to see what normally happens, and what happens with Thea in place.

"The login succeeds at 2am. '24×7 support' doesn't mean anyone is watching."

What actually happens?

A senior partner's credentials are compromised and the attacker logs in overnight. It looks legitimate. The attacker now has access, unnoticed, reading emails, setting rules, and redirecting activity, they can now remain undetected for days, weeks, or even months. "24×7 support" turns out to be an on-call number, not active monitoring.

Impact
  • No clear point of compromise
  • No certainty on what's been accessed
  • Difficult conversations with clients and regulators
With Thea

The login succeeds but fails our behavioural checks instantly:

  • Wrong profile
  • Wrong user context
  • High risk within seconds
Automatic response
  • The attacker's session is terminated
  • Reauthentication is forced
  • The user's account is temporarily blocked

Outcome: the attack is contained in minutes. No data is breached and no fraudulent activity takes place.