The credentials were right. The person wasn't.
Sense scores the whole session — device fingerprinting, behaviour, network and remote-access activity — from login to payment confirmation, so stolen passwords and screen-sharing scams are caught by behaviour, not by security questions.
every action
Four signal families, scored continuously.
Every credential in circulation should be assumed known, and every OTP assumed reachable. What an attacker cannot copy is the session history, the hand on the keyboard and the absence of someone else's software in the browser.
A password proves nothing. A history proves a lot.
Sense answers the only question at the login screen: is this the browser, hand and network this account has always used? Risk arrives with the auth call, before a session exists.
Most takeovers begin after a clean login.
A victim on a scam call logs in themselves — legitimate at the door, hostile ten minutes later. Sense keeps scoring every action, and freezes the transfer, not the customer.
Five ways an account changes hands.
Takeover is rarely one exploit — it is a chain: exposed credentials, an intercepted code, a helpful voice on the phone, then a payee that was never yours. Each link leaves a signal.
Decide what each risky moment deserves.
Allow, step up or block — per trigger, changed from the dashboard without a release. Set it below the way your risk team would.
Scoring your logins this week, enforcing when you say so.
Nothing about how you store or verify credentials changes. Sense observes the session and returns a risk verdict on the calls you already make — at auth, at profile change and at payment.
See the takeovers you are currently paying for.
Two weeks of shadow-mode session scoring on your real logins, reconciled against your own fraud cases.