Behaviour is the signal that static rules miss

DetectX® applies machine learning to patterns and anomalies in user behaviour, across devices and across platforms, to detect fraud, money laundering and cyber threats. Detection is fully automated and the model keeps moving as behaviour does.

  1. 1Observe
  2. 2Detect
  3. 3Review
Stylised mockupA stylised drawing of the DetectX® overview, the shared surface a behavioural alert would reach: the work outstanding, and where the alerts arrived from. Synthetic data, awaiting ground truth from the canonical deployment.Not a screenshot: a simplified drawing of the DetectX® interface carrying fictional data. It awaits a capture of the deployment it represents, so no value, label or arrangement in it is a measured one.

The DetectX® Approach

Behavioural Analysis is one engine of the DetectX® platform rather than a separate product. It shares the AlertViewer, the audit history and the reporting with every other module, so what it detects arrives where the rest of the work already happens.

Behaviour, across channels

The engine tracks user behaviour across devices and platforms, providing a defence beyond traditional security measures. It reads the interaction itself rather than the credential that opened it.

Devices and platforms

Cross-device

Behaviour is followed across the channels a customer actually uses, not assessed one channel at a time.

How, not just what

Interaction

The engine reads the shape of the activity, so a session that passes authentication and still does not fit is visible.

Large data, in real time

Volume

Vast amounts of data are analysed in real time, recognising patterns and anomalies indicative of fraudulent activity.

Key Benefits and Impact

A rule catches the typology you already know about.
Static rules encode last year's fraud. Behavioural Analysis is ML-driven and continuously evolving, so it recognises patterns and anomalies that were never written down, tracks them across devices and platforms rather than one channel at a time, and hands the analyst an alert in the same queue as everything else.

Stylised mockupA stylised drawing of the shared alert surface a behavioural alert reaches: the tabs an analyst moves between and the fields that identify the case. Its fields are a screening alert's, because no behavioural screen of the canonical deployment has been captured. Synthetic data, awaiting ground truth.Not a screenshot: a simplified drawing of the DetectX® interface carrying fictional data. It awaits a capture of the deployment it represents, so no value, label or arrangement in it is a measured one.

WHAT A BEHAVIOURAL ALERT CARRIES

Evolving modelsContinuously evolves with new fraud patterns, so protection does not decay between rule reviews.
Across devices and platformsBehaviour is tracked across channels, giving a defence beyond traditional security measures.
Fraud, AML and cyberOne engine covers fraud, money laundering and cyber threats rather than three separate detections.
One platformShares the AlertViewer, the workflows and the audit history with every other DetectX® module.

Why DetectX®

Detection that only knows the old pattern finds the old fraud.

One behavioural alert, as the record holds it

Behavioural Analysis works with Digital Identity, Pattern Recognition, Link Analysis and Customer Risk Score on the same analytics core. Adding a second capability is a module, not a second system, and never a second review workflow.

Step 1 of 4 · Observe

The engine reads behaviour, not credentials

Activity is captured across devices and platforms, so the picture is of the person acting rather than of one session on one channel.

Recorded: what was captured, on which channel, and when.

Step 2 of 4 · Detect

Automated, and continuously retrained

Detection is fully automated and ML-driven, and the models evolve with new patterns rather than waiting for a rule change.

Recorded: what the model flagged, and the signals behind it.

Step 3 of 4 · Review

The alert opens with its evidence

The alert arrives in the same queue as screening and monitoring alerts, with the behaviour that produced it attached and link analysis available from inside it.

Recorded: who opened the alert, and what they looked at.

Step 4 of 4 · Decide

The workflow is the record

The decision is documented through the same configurable workflow the alert was triaged and escalated in, so the triage, the escalation and the close are one audit-proof case rather than three notes about it.

Recorded: the decision, the workflow it followed, who closed it and when.

Common questions

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Fully automated
ML-driven detection of fraud, money laundering and cyber threats through behavioural patterns.
Across channels
Behaviour tracked across devices and platforms, not one channel at a time.
One platform
Shares the AlertViewer, the workflows and the audit history with every other module.