Kaspersky Lab Fraud Prevention Advanced Authentication Plus Subscription 3 Year(S)

Kaspersky Fraud Prevention Advanced Authentication, Subscription license (3 years), 1 user, volume, 250000-499999 licenses, English, Canada, United States

Kaspersky Lab Fraud Prevention Advanced Authentication Plus. License term in years: 3 year(s), Software type: Subscription

Advanced Authentication
Knows who is using services in web or mobile channels: a legitimate user or a fraudster, a human or a bot.
Analysis of behavioral data, passive biometrics as well as device and environment around it result in objective risk assessment. The weighted analysis of hundreds of unique parameters from the beginning of the session provides a balanced estimation with certain outcomes.

Risk-Based Authentication
Eliminates additional authentication steps for legitimate users letting them into the session without unnecessary frictions.
Machine learning technologies and continuous analysis of hundreds of parameters in real-time enable the dynamic risk assessment allowing you to make a fast and accurate decision: let the user in, ask for additional verification or restrict the access.

Continuous Anomaly Detection
Provides the higher level of security during the whole session.
The process does not stop at the login stage. During the whole session, Advanced Authentication is analyzing the behavioral and biometric data, device reputation and other valuable non-personalized information.
When the system detects any signs of abnormal or suspicious behavior it automatically sends the appropriate signal to your internal monitoring systems. Thus, high-risk operations are thoroughly investigated, whereas legitimate operations are processed automatically without any delays with higher level of accuracy.

Account Takeover Detection
Enabled by Advanced Authentication allows you to know who is standing beyond the device: a legitimate user or a fraudster.
Behavioral biometrics and analysis applied proactively uncover the criminal activity as early as the login attempt happens by looking at plenty of unique user parameters and comparing them to the patterns of legitimate behavior.
Extended device fingerprinting used for authentication enables the Device Reputation functionality letting you know whether this particular device has ever been used for any fraudulent activity and is not reliable enough to identify it as a legitimate one.