Security Suite
Account Take Over
Stop attackers from hijacking your users' accounts: credential stuffing, brute-force and bot logins are blocked at the edge while real users sign in untouched.
Account takeover (ATO) is when attackers gain control of legitimate user accounts to commit fraud. They lean on credential stuffing with breached username and password lists, brute-force and password spraying, phishing, session hijacking and MFA-bypass attempts. Our ATO protection inspects every login and authentication request at the edge, so credential attacks are stopped before they reach your origin and genuine users sign in without friction.
Defend the login, protect the account
Stop credential attacks
Behavioral and bot detection on your login and authentication endpoints identifies credential stuffing, brute-force and password spraying, then blocks them before a single guess reaches your origin.
Know compromised credentials
Leaked-credential intelligence flags sign-ins that use username and password pairs from known breaches, so an account is protected even when the password is technically correct.
Frictionless for real users
Device and session fingerprinting and anomaly detection separate humans from automation. Legitimate users log in untouched while suspicious attempts face progressive challenges.
One breach, many accounts
Users reuse passwords, so a breach elsewhere becomes an attack on you. Edge detection and leaked-credential intelligence stop stuffing campaigns before they turn into fraud, stolen funds and chargebacks.
Main features
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Talk to our team about stopping credential stuffing and bot logins at the edge, before they reach your accounts.
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