Identity & Onboarding

What is behavioral analytics?

The practice of analyzing patterns in user behavior—such as typing cadence, mouse movements, navigation habits, session timing, and device interaction—to build a dynamic risk profile. Behavioral analytics enables continuous authentication and anomaly detection without adding friction to the user experience. Deviations from established behavioral baselines can signal account takeover, bot activity, or social engineering.

How it works

Example: A behavioral analytics engine detects that a user who normally logs in from a desktop in Chicago is now accessing the account from a mobile device in another country with an unusually fast typing speed, triggering a step-up authentication challenge.