ThreatMetrix Extends Mobile and Web Context-Based Security and Fraud Prevention Innovation with Patent
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ThreatMetrix®, the fastest-growing provider of context-based security and advanced fraud prevention solutions, today announced the United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted the company a new patent for its ability to accurately differentiate between trusted customers and cybercriminals across mobile and Web interactions.
The new patent is U.S. Patent 8,782,783: "Method and System for Tracking Machines on a Network Using Fuzzy GUID (Globaly Unique Identifier) Technology." This is a continuation of a previous patent that provides the cornerstone technology for ThreatMetrix industry leading cookieless device identification and global device recognition. The new patent expands ThreatMetrix global identification technology beyond network and device attributes to include broader attributes such as account, identity and transaction details to build a complete picture of an online persona. The unique fuzzy matching capability of the patent creates a reliable, anonymous global identifier, enabling persistent global tracking and classification of malicious mobile and web devices and activities on the Internet, regardless of how underlying attributes change.
"Cybercriminals are learning to disguise themselves online in the same way thieves wear gloves to mask fingerprints at a crime scene," said
Companies that have implemented first generation device fingerprinting technologies find they are brittle and limited to account or application-centric identification and have no cross-channel or global view of who they are doing business with. Existing ThreatMetrix customers already take advantage of this patented technology to stop account breaches and eliminate fraud while reducing user friction.
ThreatMetrix is committed to enhancing cybersecurity through patented technology and continuous product updates. Over the past several years, ThreatMetrix has released a number of patents, securing the company's spot as an industry leader in building trust on the Internet. ThreatMetrix's previously granted patents include:
• U.S. Patent 8,141,148: "Method and System for Tracking Machines on a Network Using Fuzzy GUID Technology" This patent – which provides the basis for the new patent – provides the technology for device identification and global recognition regardless of cookie deletion and copying. This technology is available through ThreatMetrix SmartID™, which utilizes unique device attributes to identify visitors that have wiped cookies, use private browsing or changed IP addresses.
• U.S. Patent 8,176,178: "Method for Tracking Machines on a Network Using Multivariable Fingerprinting of Passively Available Information" This patent detects fraudsters using proxies or virtual private networks (VPNs) through the most advanced device recognition risk assessment. The technology provides a complete view of each device, taking into account the device's historical behavior and broader context. In addition to its latest patent, ThreatMetrix secured
• Press Release: ThreatMetrix Expands Innovation Leadership with Two New Patents
• CEO
About ThreatMetrix
ThreatMetrix builds trust on the Internet by offering market-leading advanced fraud prevention and frictionless context-based security solutions. These solutions authenticate consumer and workforce access to mission critical applications using real-time identity and access analytics that leverage the world's largest trusted identity network.
ThreatMetrix secures enterprise applications against account takeover, payment fraud, fraudulent account registrations, malware, and data breaches. Underpinning the solution is the ThreatMetrix® Global Trust Intelligence Network, which analyzes over 500 million monthly transactions and protects more than 160 million active user accounts across 2,500 customers and 10,000 websites.
The ThreatMetrix solution is deployed across a variety of industries, including financial services, enterprise, e-commerce, payments, social networks, government and insurance.
For more information, visit http://www.threatmetrix.com or call 1-408-200-5755.
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