Stop account takeovers without adding friction to every login

Credential stuffing, stolen passwords, and session hijacking cost you customers, revenue, and trust. Authsignal applies the right challenge at the right moment, passkeys for sensitive actions, invisible risk assessment for low-risk flows, on top of your existing identity stack.

Your IdP handles login. Authsignal stops the attacks it wasn't built for.

Account takeover attacks exploit the gap between login and the sensitive actions that follow. Authsignal drops in on top of your existing identity provider to add adaptive step-up authentication, phishing-resistant passkeys, and behavioral risk signals, without re-architecting your auth stack.

  • Deploy in days on top of Cognito, Azure AD B2C, Auth0, Keycloak, or custom auth
  • Challenge suspicious logins with adaptive MFA while keeping trusted users flowing
  • No-code rules engine lets fraud teams respond to new attack patterns without engineering tickets

30%+

passkey opt-in achieved in 4 months, with a 93% passkey sign-in success rate vs 63% for legacy MFA.

<6 weeks

deployed intelligent step-up authentication on top of Duende IdentityServer, with zero migration required.

Built to catch what credential stuffing throws at you

Credential stuffing detection

Evaluate login risk in real time using configurable rules and behavioral signals. Automatically challenge or block high-risk attempts with adaptive step-up authentication.

Phishing-resistant passkeys

Eliminate shared secrets with FIDO2/WebAuthn passkeys. Cryptographic, device-bound authentication that credential stuffing and phishing cannot compromise.

Behavioral risk signals

Flag logins from new devices, unusual locations, impossible travel, and suspicious IPs. Combine multiple signals to set authentication requirements per risk level.

No-code rules engine

Fraud and security teams configure authentication policies and respond to emerging attack patterns without filing engineering tickets. Test and deploy rules in minutes.

Frequently asked questions

How does Authsignal detect account takeover attempts?

Authsignal evaluates risk signals at each authentication point: new device, unusual location, impossible travel, suspicious IP, and behavioral anomalies. You configure rules in the no-code engine to challenge, allow, or block based on risk level. No fixed thresholds; your team sets the logic.

Does this work on top of our existing identity provider?

Yes. Authsignal drops in on top of Cognito, Azure AD B2C, Auth0, Keycloak, Duende, and custom auth systems. No user migration, no database changes, no re-architecture. Your IdP continues to handle login; Authsignal handles step-up authentication and risk-based challenges.

How quickly can we deploy ATO protection?

Most teams have a working integration in 1-3 days using pre-built UI components and SDKs. Start with high-risk flows (password reset, high-value transactions), then expand. The rules engine lets you adjust policies in real time without code deployments.

How is this different from a fraud detection tool like Sift or Sardine?

Fraud detection tools identify risk signals. Authsignal acts on them. We sit at the authentication layer: when a login or action is flagged as risky, Authsignal challenges the user with passkeys, push, OTP, or biometrics. You can integrate third-party fraud signals into Authsignal's rules engine to combine detection with enforcement in one flow.

See how Authsignal stops account takeovers without adding friction