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SEAP - Smart Endpoint Advanced Protection
Additional Info
| Company | XTN Cognitive Security |
| Company size | 10 - 49 employees |
| Website | https://xtn-lab.com/ |
NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS
SEAP® (Smart Endpoint Advanced Protection) is a module of the SMASH® anti-fraud framework. SEAP® extends fraud detection controls at the endpoint level for both web browser and mobile devices, providing a unique, integrated and powerful solution to manage fraud and security risks of online digital services. Both SEAP® for Web as SEAP® for Mobile are designed to be frictionless for the end-user and they don’t require any special permission or the installation of an agent. The result of the SEAP® module analysis is integrated and used by the SMASH® engine to provide a unique risk score considering both business transaction and end-point risk transaction analysis.
How we are different
- SEAP® is available for both web browser and mobile devices, providing a full set of controls of any kind of endpoint used to access online banking systems, payment and E-commerce services.
- SEAP® is a transparent solution that is easy to implement, and does not affect the user experience. SEAP® for Mobile is an SDK integrated into the customer app and does not require any special permission. SEAP® for Web Browser is JavaScript based, executed in the web browser application environment and it does not require the installation of any agent.
- SEAP® collects passive biometrics information in order to create a unique profile for each user.
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