Guides, case studies, and insights for device intelligence
Explore practical content for fraud teams and engineers: device fingerprinting fundamentals, mobile security strategies, and real-world outcomes.
What you will find here
Deep ID resources are built to help you ship safer customer journeys. Use them to design policies, reduce false positives, and prevent automation and mobile-first fraud.
Guides
Deep dives and practical playbooks for fraud and security teams.
Fraud metrics guide: track outcomes and controls for risk scoring and policy decisions—improve results without raising false positives.
Cookies fail for fraud—they’re easy to delete or spoof. Device identity enables stronger recognition, smarter policies, and better fraud detection.
Root/jailbreak checks are not enough. Learn the limitations, common bypasses, and how layered device + SIM intelligence improves mobile fraud detection.
How to stop bots without harming conversion: detect automation with device identity and Smart Signals, and reserve challenges for high-risk sessions only.
Step-up auth framework: tiered enforcement, where to apply first, and how device intelligence reduces friction for trusted users.
SIM swap and number recycling break phone-number trust—learn key differences and how device + SIM intelligence reduces risk without harming users.
Case Studies
Real outcomes from teams using device intelligence to reduce fraud and friction.
How a fintech reduced SMS fraud: detect SIM swaps, flag instrumented devices, apply tiered OTP policies, and measure OTP cost and takeover outcomes.
Marketplace cut promo abuse with device identity: targeted tiers, fewer false positives than IP blocks, and better revenue outcomes.
Webinars
Live sessions and walkthroughs from product and security leaders.
A recap of our Device Intelligence 101 webinar: how device ID + Smart Signals reduce fraud and false positives, and a rollout plan for fraud and growth teams.
Want a tailored rollout plan?
We will help you choose the right events, signals, and policies for your threat model.