Are your users annoyed by constantly being hit with CAPTCHAs? Find out what how you can improve the user experience while keeping your site secure
Policies lets you create tailored rules that suit your specific needs. It’s designed to work in various scenarios, whether you're dealing with account abuse, account takeovers, or combating SMS-pumping
The time selector is a central feature of the Castle Dashboard and is present throughout all views where you can
Castle is a real-time rules engine designed to manage fraud and risk across all touchpoints, including onboarding, login, payment, and
Background Online businesses connect with their customers over the internet through a device, like a laptop or phone, using a
Today, Castle is releasing the Event Explorer, giving security and fraud teams a new way to discover and investigate malicious activity.
With multi-accounting detection, you are better able to protect against account takeovers involving a single device. Also, you can now catch users who are abusing marketing incentives, such as coupons, new-account rewards or new customer referral bonuses.
We're excited to introduce Risk Signals! While Risk signals have always been a part of Castle's risk assessment engine, these signals are now available for your direct use with this release. This allows you to enrich your own data sets with a wealth of new information.
We are excited to announce the addition of the React Native SDK to our SDK stack. The React Native SDK lets you integrate Castle with your Android and iOS applications with a few lines of code.
The Training Camp runs developers through the Castle basics: Get hands-on experience with Castle's APIs, a deeper understanding of Castle features and more!
Castle launches Identity-Aware Bot Detection! This new product addresses the increasing risk of automated bot attacks imitating legitimate human behavior.
Asking your consumers again and again to take responsibility for their security through robust passwords and other security measures doesn’t work. The responsibility of security needs to shift from end users to the companies who serve them
