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