DEFEND WEBINAR | Agentic AI in Action: The Playbook from Best-Performing Fraud and Risk Teams
Unify identity, device, behavioral, transaction, account, network, velocity, and third-party signals into a connected risk view. DataVisor gives strategies more context to identify fraud while reducing unnecessary friction for trusted customers.
Combine identity, live device and behavioral context, history, and third-party intelligence so strategies see more than a point-in-time check.
Use names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, tax IDs, payment identifiers, devices, IPs, and other approved identity attributes as part of the risk picture.
Combine device integrity, network, behavioral, automation, and session signals with account and transaction context to detect changes that static identity data can miss.
Use historical activity, account context, transaction behavior, velocity, and prior risk intelligence to understand whether the current event fits the customer's established pattern.
Incorporate supported identity and risk providers so external intelligence can contribute to rules, models, and decisions alongside DataVisor-native signals.
Use an entity or identity profile, signal taxonomy, and lifecycle view to demonstrate how risk context accumulates from onboarding through login, transaction, and investigation.
Associate incoming signals with the relevant entity.
Enrich and derive risk features from those signals.
Make the intelligence available to rules and models.
Carry that context into decisions and investigations.
DataVisor brings identity, device, behavior, transaction, network, and relationship intelligence into a common decision environment so teams can evaluate the customer with more than a point-in-time identity check.
Apply connected risk signals to onboarding, account takeover, login risk, card and payment activity, ACH/wire, scams, mule detection, and investigations.
Detail approved signal provenance, lineage, access controls, privacy protections, handling of conflicting signals, and resilience when third-party data is missing or unavailable.
DataVisor can combine identity, device, behavioral, transaction, account, network, velocity, historical, and supported third-party risk signals.
Yes, where integrated. Third-party signals can enrich the risk context used by rules, models, and decision strategies.
Richer context allows strategies to evaluate combinations of identity, behavior, device, history, and relationships instead of relying on isolated indicators that may be ambiguous on their own.
Walk through how DataVisor combines signals across the customer lifecycle and turns them into decision-ready intelligence.