DEFEND WEBINAR | Agentic AI in Action: The Playbook from Best-Performing Fraud and Risk Teams
Detect anomalous, coordinated, and emerging behavior without waiting for historical fraud labels. DataVisor's patented Unsupervised Machine Learning learns from the population itself to surface patterns that rules and labeled models have not been taught to recognize.
Identify abnormal and coordinated behavior without waiting for labels, then connect it to real-time decisions, investigations, and strategy.
Identify abnormal behavior without requiring a library of known fraud examples, giving teams earlier visibility into new attacks and changing tactics.
Analyze peer groups, behavioral dimensions, clusters, velocity, and connected activity to reveal coordinated behavior that can look normal when each event is viewed alone.
Use behavioral baselines and population-level analysis to identify meaningful deviations as legitimate and fraudulent activity evolves.
Use unsupervised risk scores and patterns in real-time decisions, investigations, graph analysis, rules, and downstream strategies.
Use an anomaly distribution, peer-group or cluster visualization, and a real emerging-pattern example to show how previously unseen behavior separates from the population.
Ingest behavioral, transaction, device, identity, and relationship features.
Establish peer groups, baselines, and multidimensional patterns.
Identify abnormal or coordinated behavior.
Produce risk intelligence for decisions and investigations.
Use confirmed outcomes to strengthen future detection where supported.
DataVisor combines patented unsupervised ML with supervised models, rules, graph intelligence, and device signals so emerging-threat detection can influence production decisions in real time.
Apply unsupervised ML to zero-day fraud, fraud rings, mule activity, account takeover, promotions abuse, payment fraud, and other attacks where historical labels provide an incomplete picture.
Detail approved anomaly explanations, peer-group context, cluster views, adaptation behavior, controls for legitimate behavioral change, and the workflow for converting discoveries into strategies.
No. DataVisor's unsupervised approach is designed to identify abnormal and coordinated behavior without requiring historical fraud labels.
By evaluating behavior in context — such as peer-group patterns, multiple signals, and relationships — unsupervised analysis can distinguish meaningful anomalies from simple one-dimensional thresholds.
Yes. DataVisor combines unsupervised intelligence with other detection layers so teams can use known-pattern controls and emerging-pattern detection together.
Walk through how DataVisor identifies an anomalous population, connects the pattern, and turns the intelligence into action.