VIDA launches online fraud detection technology ID FraudShield
To address these fraud methods, a single layer of verification is no longer sufficient. There are three factors that must be verified simultaneously: the person, their identity, and the device used.
Jakarta (ANTARA) - VIDA, a digital identity and cybersecurity company, has launched ID FraudShield as an integrated technology that combines biometric verification with device analysis and real-time fraud detection in a seamless manner.
The launch of ID FraudShield is driven by the evolution of online fraud tactics, which no longer solely target facial manipulation but have shifted to devices, networks, user behaviour, and the transactions themselves.
“To handle these fraud methods, a single layer of verification is no longer enough. There are three factors that must be verified simultaneously: the person, their identity, and the device used,” said VIDA Founder and Group CEO Niki Luhur at the launch event in Jakarta on Wednesday.
He explained that online fraudsters now employ more advanced techniques in their operations, such as injection attacks that insert fake images directly into the verification system.
This cybersecurity platform operates two tools simultaneously within one technology. The first tool is Biometric Liveness Detection, which ensures the presence of a real human and prevents deepfakes, spoofing, as well as screen replays or attempts to replay videos or facial recordings on a screen to deceive the system as if it were a live interaction.
The second tool is ID FraudShield, supported by Sardine’s agentic risk platform, which has visibility over more than 5.4 billion device profiles and is specifically designed to combat fraud in the financial sector.
ID FraudShield technology works by analysing device signals and user behaviour in real-time. Its goal is to detect fraud indicators that might be missed by biometric checks.
“We built this solution because we have seen firsthand how fraud can bypass liveness detection without being caught. At the same time, many companies actually lack visibility to recognise such risks. Through this technology, we want to help the industry detect fraud that was previously invisible,” said Niki.