Identity Impersonation Detection White Paper Read Now
Protect wire transfers, payroll, and payouts with real identity checks. Before funds leave the business, ATO Protect confirms the request came from the actual person, not someone impersonating them.
Released in 31 seconds, no funds at risk
Finance teams face relentless social engineering. The approval itself is the weak point, because the controls around it verify the message, not the person sending it.
Fraudsters impersonate executives, vendors, or employees to trigger payments. They have the right name, the right tone, and the right urgency. Email filters and MFA do not stop a convincing phone call or chat message, so the payment moves forward on trust alone.
ATO Protect adds an identity checkpoint for sensitive financial actions. Before approving a transfer, payroll change, or vendor payout, the system verifies that the request comes from the legitimate person, shutting down fraud before funds leave the business.
An urgent wire from the "CFO" that bypasses normal sign-off. The voice may even be cloned from a public earnings call.
A trusted supplier emails new banking details for an outstanding invoice. The account is the attacker's.
A self-service portal request reroutes an employee's direct deposit. The first sign is a missed paycheck.
The request can be spoofed because the attacker controls the email and the call. The identity check cannot, because it runs on the approver's enrolled device and answers a single question: is this the real person?
A transfer, a payroll change, or a new vendor payout meets your threshold and holds for an identity check before it clears.
A phishing-resistant challenge goes to the approver's enrolled device. A cloned voice or a spoofed email cannot answer it.
Confirmed, the payment proceeds in seconds. Unconfirmed, it never leaves the business and the attempt is logged.
The same controls finance already runs, with the one check that closes the impersonation gap.
Impersonated payment requests fail at the approval step, before money leaves the account.
A device-bound check clears legitimate requests fast, so controls do not slow the business down.
Stopping a single diverted wire can pay for the control many times over.
Approvers act on verified identity, not on a gut read of whether a request sounds right.
See how an identity checkpoint stops impersonation fraud before a single transfer clears.