Online Cheating:
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This is giving someone your password so they
can take a test for you. Online educators must have a way to
prevent online cheating in order to maintain institutional
credibility. Education over the Internet is emerging quickly,
and providers recognize that preventing cheating is necessary
to sustain legitimacy. Using Trustable Passwords, our
customers are able to authenticate their students with our
simple and familiar client login process. In addition to doing
so at login, educators also have the option to re-authenticate
at random intervals throughout the experience. |
Quiet Fraud:
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This is
sharing login/password information for access
to paid content. An example is the realtor who subscribes to
MLS and gives access information to coworkers and even
clients. Most subscription providers loose 50% or more every year
from password sharing alone. Our technology gives our
customers the ability to monetize those non-paying
consumers.
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Malicious Fraud:
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This is
the hacker fraud we always hear about,
directed at major websites. Our technology can make
securing people’s private information significantly more
effective, but protecting a Bank of America as a business
takes more than Trustable Passwords. Global 1000
companies need a full service security suite that protects
them from top to bottom, a service only major vendors
provide. iMagic is working with executives at these security
vendors and has proven that we add value to their process. |
