Typically, the login ID for a user identifies a user uniquely in the system. RiskMinder uses this information as one of the attributes to identify a user uniquely.
In addition, if configured, RiskMinder can also accept contextual or transaction information (such as the transaction amount, transaction type, and date) for analyzing the risk that is associated with a transaction. However, you can use your own custom rules to enable RiskMinder to evaluate this contextual information.
Book: See the CA RiskMinder Administration Guide for more information about adding new rules.
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