Improve the digital experience

Financial-tech companies are facing both fierce competition and heavy security-compliance legislation, while consumers are demanding faster, user friendly access. SecuredTouch facilitates the user experience via:

• Step-up authentication
• Seamless second-factor authentication
• Risk-based authentication
• Extended session expiration
• Password recovery

Continuously detect stolen credentials

Fraudsters can steal credentials, devices, and even fingerprints, and facial recognition technology can be hacked. They cannot steal your physical behaviour. Real-time authentication protects your business because it red flags behaviours when they don’t match the user’s profile.

SecuredTouch sees suspicious activity before fraud can occur. Even if the malicious actor appears to be the legitimate user, SecuredTouch continuous monitoring – from entry to exit – quickly detects compromised user credentials, strengthening protection.

Improve functionality

Strengthened authentication extends application functionality. Simplifying and shortening the identity verification process enhances continuous monitoring, enabling customers to continue using the app without constant security intrusions, such as re-entering passwords and captchas. The technology provides real-time trust scores between 0-1000, with 1,000 as 100% confirmed customer. Secure risky transactions such as higher-dollar limit, same-day payments or P2P transactions

• Add trust to same-day payments
• Enable mobile services
• Reduce false positives

Detect emulators and bots

SecuredTouch detects malware, non-human and fraudulent behaviour immediately upon activation– no baseline profile is required. It prevents automated attacks, keeping bots out. The system blocks attacks from emulators and virtual machines by detecting “false” mobile traffic. It continuously authenticates and augments verification of identities across digital channels.
SecuredTouch behavioural analysis stops fraud before it can occur.

• Reveal RAT attacks
• Detect emulators / simulators
• Differentiate human vs. non-human traffic