Payment Card Industry

SecureAuth’s platform leverages more than a traditional, standards-based approach to authentication and MFA: it leverages behavioral modeling that goes beyond meeting core PCI DSS compliance requirements or any other common standard.

SecureAuth’s PCI Compliance approach is ahead of current standards to provide ongoing continuous awareness of data access:

• With no passwords, attackers have reduced options to attack customer-facing applications.
• With continuous monitoring of identity in real-time and behavioral AI, threats are reviewed and actions taken at run time to prevent the threat from becoming a breach.
• The ability to use risk to define your policy orchestration creates a dynamic approach to authentication and enables continuous automated enforcement.

• Financial Penalties: Fines and penalties imposed by card issuers. These fines can be substantial and can escalate based on the severity and duration of non-compliance.
• Legal Liability: Legal action from customers, financial institutions and regulators.
• Loss of Trust: Non-compliance can damage your company’s reputation and erode trust. Consumers may be reluctant to do business with a company that fails to protect their sensitive payment card information.
• Suspension of Payment Card Privileges: Payment card brands have the authority to suspend your company’s ability to accept their cards if they are found to be non-compliant.