Customer Identity (CIAM): Protect Against Account Takeover
Secure customer accounts by stopping identity and credential attacks
An account takeover (ATO) is an identity attack where an attacker gains unauthorised access using a range of attack methods such as credential stuffing, phishing, and session hijacking to gain access to customer accounts and steal something of value.
Leading organisations trust Okta to secure their customer accounts
What types of attacks does Okta’s account takeover solution prevent?
We know attackers leverage a number of different attack vectors, so we built protections against the most common attack types.
Okta products for layered protection against account takeovers
Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication
Okta’s Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication (AMFA) analyses risk from contextual signals associated with a login request. With no user input or interaction, AMFA can be a powerful ally against account takeovers by:
Analysing signals associated with an authentication request
Using AI/ML in conjunction with a heuristics-based policy engine for security coverage
Integrating Okta’s threat-feed to provide insight into an attacker’s profile
Eliminating friction for legitimate users by only prompting MFA during elevated risk scenarios
Multi-Factor Authentication
Integrations
Take advantage of our partner integrations and solutions to provide complete protection against account takeovers. As a vendor-neutral platform, Okta focuses on integrating with leading security solutions rather than proprietary stacks, enabling you to choose best-of-breed technologies that are right for your customers.
Bot detection
Stop automated bots attempting identity-based attacks that result in account takeovers.
ID proofing
Prevent fraudsters from impersonating good users. Verify user identity before account or password reset.
Passwordless authentication
Integrate with any third-party authenticator based on your business and customer needs.
Fraud and risk
Add additional layers of protection during an in-application activity to stop transactional fraud.
Security analytics
Integrate with security analytics tools to get deep insight into the behaviours of attackers and fraudsters.