Stu Sjouwerman

well we have something called a fish alert button and that's thing that you slip in outlook or in gmail our customers put that in the email client of their users their users click on that button when they see something fishy the our customer can forward that to us so we get thousands

phishing emails on a daily basis.

We analyze those and we see what makes it through the filters.

So what we train people with is the real stuff, but we defang it and then it goes back to the users.

Did you play sports in college?

Basically, two reasons.

One, that's a new thing that I've never done before.

Second, it allows us our own currency, if you will.

I can essentially print my own money so I can expand further and faster because there are competitors.

Like who?

Who's your biggest?

There are two companies that do the same thing we do in the enterprise space, a company called Fishmeet.

And there's a company called Wombats.

You know, there is a website called Owler.

And Owler is crowdsourced, and they show roughly what these people do.

Fish Me is in the 50, 60-ish, and Wombats is 30, 40-ish.

But that's guesswork.

That is a possibility.

Yeah, no, no.

I walked out with $10 million.