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Tero for professional services

Spot suspicious access.
Behind client work.

Tero deploys realistic Decoys around shared documents, client-service workflows and internal business portals. Reveal suspicious exploration and capture the evidence your team needs to investigate.

A focused detection layer for the services behind client delivery.
Hand-drawn professional-services office with an empty meeting room and synthetic document and portal Decoys linked to a Sensor and evidence page.
Familiar business workflows. Synthetic content. Recorded evidence.
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Reveal document exploration.Watch access to realistic business Decoys.

02

Keep the engagement context.Link activity to its service and environment.

03

Give your team a clear lead.Review the sequence and recorded outcomes.

When access deserves a closer look

They look for valuable documents.
Your Decoys tell the story.

A client-work folder or internal business portal can look like a useful resource to an intruder. A Decoy gives the interaction a believable setting and your team a recorded sequence to investigate.

Three people-free comic scenes show discovery of business-document services, interaction with a synthetic client-engagement share and an evidence-review workstation.
01 / Discovery

A familiar business resource.

Someone discovers an engagement share, finance workspace or internal portal represented by a Tero Decoy.

02 / Interaction

The request leaves a record.

Synthetic documents give the service a credible purpose. Supported interactions capture the action requested and the response observed.

03 / Investigation

The evidence keeps its context.

Follow the observed source, targeted resource and session alongside the Sensor and business environment involved.

Around the work your clients rely on

Watch the services
behind every engagement.

Choose relevant Decoys for approved business networks. Represent the documents, portals and support services an intruder may explore.

CLIENT & ENGAGEMENT DOCUMENTS

“What client work is here?”

Represent engagement folders, project documents and shared workspaces with synthetic content. Review browsing, access attempts and supported file operations.

Document sharesSMB servicesSynthetic project briefs
Expose interest in engagement resources.
FINANCE & BUSINESS OPERATIONS

“Where are the business records?”

Make selected finance shares, reporting databases and supplier exchanges look relevant. Follow supported requests against synthetic business records.

Finance filesReporting databasesSupplier exchange
Capture exploration of internal workflows.
STAFF PORTALS & IT SUPPORT

“What else can I access?”

Represent staff workspaces, internal support portals and access services. Keep suspicious interactions tied to the right office or support environment.

Staff workspaceIT supportAccess services
Watch administrative-service exploration.

Choose capabilities offered by your verified Sensor release. Use synthetic engagement and business content rather than real client files or production credentials.

A clear lead for your security team

An engagement share was explored.
See the recorded actions.

Tero connects the requests and outcomes to the Decoy and business environment involved. Your team can review the sequence before deciding what needs further investigation.

  • The target: which document-share Decoy was accessed.
  • The activity: browsing, a document request and a deletion attempt.
  • The outcome: what the service returned and what it denied.
See the investigation workflow
TERO / InvestigationsIllustrative example
CASE EXAMPLE / ENGAGEMENT FILE SHARENeeds review

Client-engagement share
— unexpected document browsing

Recorded activity against a Decoy with synthetic project documents.

Environment
Client-services office
Decoy
Engagement file share
Observed source
10.90.4.22
Engagement folders requestedShared project-directory listing
Response sent
Project document requestedSynthetic engagement brief
Response sent
File deletion attemptedSynthetic project document
Denied
The action and observed outcome stay together.

Human identity, client-data theft and production impact remain unconfirmed.

Fit the layer to your business

Choose the environment.
Deploy relevant Decoys.

Verify the evidence.

Place a Sensor on an approved, supported host in your office, on-premises or supported cloud environment. Configure private access to the Decoys for the client devices you want to observe.

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Agree a focused starting point

Choose an approved office or support segment with your IT team.

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Represent meaningful workflows

Choose supported Decoys and synthetic documents that fit your business context.

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Validate from a separate client

Confirm readiness, observed-source attribution and the recorded investigation sequence.

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ILLUSTRATIVE DEPLOYMENTAPPROVED BUSINESS SEGMENT
Office or business-support network
Existing business workflowsYour operational applications and shared resources
Tero Sensor hostRealistic Decoys with synthetic content
Engagement shareFinance workspaceSupport portal
Selected client devices interact with the Decoy endpoints
Required outbound connectivity
Tero consoleBusiness context & recorded investigations

Visibility is scoped to interactions with deployed Decoys. Review reachability for separate offices, support networks and remote-access paths.

Before you deploy

Practical answers
for client-focused firms.

Does Tero need real client documents?

No. Represent engagement workflows with synthetic files and records. Do not copy client documents, personal information, confidential advice or production credentials into Decoys.

Can we represent our own business workflows?

Choose supported Decoy capabilities and synthetic business context that fit the services you want to represent. Confirm availability and host requirements against your verified Sensor release.

Can we deploy across offices and supported cloud environments?

Plan approved Sensor hosts and network scope for each environment. Verify private reachability and deployment context; one installation does not automatically cover separate or isolated networks.

Who should review the investigations?

Agree ownership with your security team, IT team or approved IT partner before the pilot. Decide who reviews the evidence and coordinates any follow-up investigation or response.

More context behind suspicious access

Give your team a clearer lead
around the services behind client work.

Tell us about your offices, shared documents and internal workflows. We’ll help you plan a focused detection layer for your business.

Plan your deploymentStart with a defined scope. Verify the evidence.