Name and address differ
A familiar display name can be typed by anyone. Look at the full address.
Email Security Demonstration
See how a risky email becomes a safer decision.
Explore a fictional supplier message, spot three clues, and learn what to check before anyone acts. Your inbox is where the team’s business email arrives.
Illustration only. This page does not inspect a real mailbox or send your answers.
Fictional example
A 60-second example
What would you check first?
A supplier seems to ask for a payment change. Open each clue, then choose what to do next. The names and address are fictional.
Example only · no live email0 of 3 steps explored
01Check who sent the message
Clue: The display name looks familiar, but the address uses northbay.example.com rather than a supplier address your team already knows.
What should I check?
Compare the full sender address with a trusted past record. A familiar name alone is not proof.
02Read what the message asks
Clue: “Update it today” pushes for a fast payment change.
What should I check?
Confirm any bank-detail change through a phone number or route already on file.
03Look before following a link
Clue: The message includes an unexpected “review invoice” link.
What should I check?
Do not open a link you did not expect. Ask the supplier through a known route.
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What the clues mean
Why is this message worth a pause?
This could be impersonation: someone pretending to be a trusted sender. The example does not prove the message is malicious. It shows why an unexpected request deserves a separate check.
Urgency changes decisions
Payment changes made in a hurry can send money to the wrong place.
Map the current setup
TSN would discuss your platform, users and process before recommending an option.
The TSN path
What happens after the first conversation?
TSN supports a human-led review for Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace email, where those platforms fit your current environment.
01 / Review
Review the current email setup
Confirm platform, rough user count, and the business concern.
02 / Recommend
Recommend a suitable option
Explain approved inclusions, price units, eligibility and remaining questions in writing.
03 / Use
Help the team use it
Agree configuration, handoff and team guidance before rollout.
Offer fit
Which email option fits your team?
These are published starting rates. TSN will explain the Core and Core& inclusions and confirm training scope before you choose.
Discuss Email Protect options
Core: $6 per user/month.
Core&: $7.08 per user/month.
TSN will confirm what each option includes before you choose.
Help people practice
+$1.50 / user / month
Training is an additional charge; confirm final scope with TSN.
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Good questions
What should a buyer ask?
Does this check my actual inbox?
No. This is a fictional teaching example. Do not upload or forward a message here.
What should I do with a suspicious email?
Use your organization’s reporting route. Verify a request through a trusted contact route and avoid an unexpected link.
What is different about Core&?
TSN will explain the difference and confirm the included features in a written recommendation.
Is awareness training available?
It is listed as an optional starting rate. Eligibility and included scope must be confirmed with TSN.
Next step
Get a clearer answer for your email.
Discuss your email concern with TSN. Online submissions are inactive during review, so use the published number to make contact.