Device Fingerprinting
Approve logins & transactions invisibly and
prevent website spoofing or mirror phishing fraud
Instant Time to Value
Works right after the first user session

Frictionless UX
Enhances security without compromising the user experience

Zero Trust Support
Helps to reach your Zero Trust security goals by continuously verifying user identities

Compliant with NIS2,
PSD2, and SCA
Graboxy is compliant with NIS2, PSD2, SCA and offers OAuth2 integration.
Graboxy Device Fingerprinting is part of the Graboxy AI Cybersecurity Platform.
Learn more about the other features such as
Remote Desktop Detection, Continuous Authentication, Silent 2FA, CAPTCHA & Bot Detection, and Chrome Extension.
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Multi-Award-winning cybersecurity platform
built on cutting-edge movement analysis AI by Cursor Insight
How It Works

Behavioral Patterns
Patterns of user behavior, such as session duration, and interaction with the service

Geolocation
The physical location of the device based on its IP address or GPS coordinates

Network Information
Data related to the device's IP address, network type, and connection speed

Hardware Configuration
Information about the device's hardware components, such as its processor, graphics card, and memory

User Agent
Information sent by the device's browser or application, which includes details like the device's user agent string, screen resolution, and language settings

Software Settings
Details about the device's operating system, browser version, installed plugins or extensions, and other software configurations
Enhance Your Cybersecurity
Device fingerprinting enhances security measures by providing organizations with valuable insights into the devices accessing their networks or services, enabling them to detect and prevent a wide range of cyber attacks more effectively.

Account Takeover Attacks

Fraudulent Transactions

Credential Stuffing Attacks

Phishing Attacks

Malware Infections

Botnet Attacks
Did You Know?
36% of businesses have experienced a security incident caused by the actions of remote workers.
The average loss of an account takeover fraud is around $12,000 per case.
In the most recent annual report, there has been a rise of over 230% in remote access scams compared to the prior year.









