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Control when your service is accessed
The use of more than one factor has made it possible to strengthen authentication processes for digital services, but they are not foolproof.
Implements an extra authorisation layer to block access to combat unauthorised access attempts.
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Privileged transaction authorisation controls
There are critical operations that need to be protected with more sophisticated authorisation controls: access to and/or modification of personal data, access to and/or modification of account security policies, making certain transfers, etc.
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Creation of authorisation flows
Design tailor-made authorisation flows to protect different types of operations. In these flows, you can decide which specific people or roles are needed to authorise certain tasks. You can customise our authorisation tools to suit your organisation's needs.
Integrate our security settings on your services, which can be suited to the needs of your sector.
Fintech
Enhance the security of your online banking environment by setting up authorisation controls on privileged transactions.
Transfers, payments, transactions, changes to personal data or security settings... Your customers perform many transactions in your online banking environment every day.
By integrating Latch, you can offer them greater peace of mind by creating an authorisation architecture to protect certain transactions that are important to your customers.
Education
Implement access authorisation controls.
The personal data of students, teachers, alumni and administrative staff, together with confidential data related to research and intellectual property of an educational institution are of utmost value.
Securing access to online educational platforms is crucial and, with Latch, you can set up customised controls based on school profiles.
E-commerce
Design authorisation controls to provide more security for your customers when they operate online.
The pandemic has accelerated users' and businesses' daily use of digital platforms to continue business as usual.
However, cybercriminals use different attack vectors to steal sensitive information, such as an organisation's customer portfolio, or banking information, such as card numbers, among other data. Protecting your customers from social engineering attacks is challenging, so it is important to implement an authorisation scheme to provide more security when your customers operate online.
Health and Insurance
Implement authorisation flows to control who accesses what personal information.
The health and insurance sector is one of the most critical sectors for cybercriminals, due to the amount of personal data and sensitive information held by thousands of users.
The high value of the data being managed requires extra layers of robust security to ensure this information is protected. It implements authorisation controls on access to certain personal information, which can only be seen by certain roles or persons.
Legal services
Robustly control access to your systems with Latch to protect your customers' information.
Law firms are particularly vulnerable to theft and phishing due to the nature of their business. They receive and store a great deal of personal and confidential information from their clients, making them potential targets for these attacks. Not trusting and authorising at all times before granting access to any resource is something you will be able to do with Latch.
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