Cyota Launches Online Banking FraudManagement Solution

February 10, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

NEW YORK - (02/10/05) -- Cyota Inc. said it has introduced anew fraud management tool designed to reduce fraud in onlinebanking and related services. Cyota's eVision detects, analyzes,scores and manages online banking and online services fraud in realtime by using multiple parameters, data points and sensors toprofile each end-user's behavior. Credit unions and banks can thentake appropriate action to mitigate and reduce thefraud.

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