Compromised Accounts

Remediate Compromised Accounts

Stop bad actors from committing fraud and abuse in customer accounts—whether the account was compromised by bots, humans, or AI.

Prevent Compromised Account Fraud

Detect accounts compromised by an account takeover attack and neutralize fraud and abuse—no matter how the account was breached.

  • Remediate Compromised Accounts

    Detect abusive activity that indicates an account has been compromised by a bad actor.

  • Cut Investigation and Response Time

    Automatically respond to abusive behavior with custom actions and get information critical to investigations.

  • Minimize the Cost of ATO Fraud

    Reduce financial losses, customer churn, and negative PR by stopping the theft of funds, PII, and other value stored in customer accounts.

Key Capabilities

Block bots at the account perimeter and remediate risky user behavior within accounts.

  • Protection Across Full User Sessions

    Catch fraud at every stage by blocking credential stuffing and brute forcing at login, providing deep credential intelligence, and continuously evaluating activities within accounts.

  • Understand Patterns of Fraud

    Identify compromised accounts being used to commit fraud and abuse. Flag, group, and automatically respond to accounts with common identifiers (e.g. email).

  • Build Custom Rules and Responses

    Create multi-criteria rules and responses that automatically trigger when conditions are met. Actions can be custom built via API to interface with internal systems.

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Secure Your Accounts with HUMAN

Protect user accounts from automated and human-led fraud and abuse with HUMAN Sightline.

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Cyberfraud Use Cases
FAQ
  • What are compromised accounts?

    Compromised accounts refer to user accounts that have been accessed by unauthorized individuals, often through stolen credentials, phishing, or malware. Once inside, attackers can steal personal information, make fraudulent transactions, or use the account as a stepping stone for broader attacks. Account takeover incidents not only harm individual users but can also damage a business’s reputation and result in financial loss. Protecting against compromised accounts is essential for maintaining trust and security in any online environment.

  • What types of fraud and abuse are consequences of compromised accounts?

    Common examples include, theft of funds or sensitive personally identifiable information, fraudulent credit applications and sending of phishing emails.

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