Customer account credentials are being compromised at an alarming rate, putting both your customers and business at risk. In Canada, 14.2% of account login attempts in 2025 were suspected to be fraudulent – more than three times the global average of 4.3%.¹ Static device fingerprinting and password-only authentication are often no longer sufficient. Fraudsters continue to evolve their techniques, — while legitimate customers are forced through unnecessary friction. Authentication anchored to trusted devices helps to close both gaps.
Recognize trusted devices and pair known devices with accounts
Adapt to natural device changes without disrupting legitimate customers
Detect device evasion techniques, including VPN, proxies and device spoofing
Apply continuous, risk-proportionate friction across digital sessions
Streamline access for trusted devices and elevate challenges only when needed
¹TransUnion H1 2026 Update to the Top Fraud Trends Report: 14.2% of account login attempts where the consumer was in Canada were suspected fraudulent in 2025, vs. A 4.3% global average, based on TransUnion’s global intelligence network. Source: transunion.ca/fraud-trends.