Build a post-login account-takeover risk check using Socure RiskOS's Login and Authentication solution
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Steps
Configure the Login and Authentication solution in RiskOS, selecting the signal modules to combine (Digital Intelligence, Email/Phone Risk, Graph Intelligence)
Call the evaluation endpoint at login time with the session/device and contact signals available for that authentication attempt
Read the returned risk decision to determine whether to allow, step up, or block the login
For elevated-risk logins, trigger a step-up path such as OTP or a DocV/selfie reverification module rather than blocking outright
Log the decision and module scores against the login event for later fraud investigation and tuning
Known gotchas
There is no module literally named 'Socure ATO' — the current product is called Login and Authentication, distinct from the Sigma fraud suite used at onboarding; using the wrong product name in support requests or docs searches leads nowhere
This solution is designed for login-time risk, not onboarding KYC — reusing it in place of an onboarding DocV/KYC module skips identity proofing entirely
Step-up modules (OTP, selfie reverification) require the user to be reachable in real time; a batch or async login flow may not support the step-up path at all
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