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Making Fraud History

Ready to revolutionize the way you protect customers and your business online? Kolnos Eagleye identifies legitimate versus suspect website visitors using behavior dynamics.

Eagleye is the only product that verifies a user's identity by analyzing their behavior in concert with environmental settings. If the user's behavior does not match their established pattern Eagleye signals the presence of an intruder and appropriate action is taken.

Eagleye provides an additional layer of security after the authorization process, complementing and enhancing existing security measures.

How Eagleye Works

Any series of repetitive actions by an individual will create patterns that are characteristic of that individual. Even the simple act of tying a shoe, when analyzed properly, will reveal certain patterns that are unique to the individual.
Kolnos Systems has proven that the actions of an individual accessing and navigating a webpage also create unique patterns that can be used to verify the individual's identity.

Through Kolnos Systems' patent-pending process key elements of a user's behavior are captured and analyzed in real-time to continuously monitor the user's identity. Each successive session better defines a user's pattern which results in an ever-increasing detection rate by Eagleye. It also allows Eagleye to adapt and evolve to each user's unique behavior.
Based on the business rules in place, access to a requested application or data resource can be immediately denied or other defined actions taken.
What's more, our award-winning Eagleye product has "zero imposition", requiring no action or behavior change on the part of the consumer.

A key feature of this new solution is its ability to continually update the behavior detection model with newly acquired intelligence based on changing business conditions. This creates an 'adaptive identity analysis' which allows the technology to automatically adapt to suspicious behavior.