The New Frontier of Risk Intelligence
In a world where IDs can be faked and forms can be filled by bots, the real question is: Can you trust the person behind the screen?
Digital Footprinting gives you the answer—without asking the user a single extra question.
What Is Digital Footprinting?
Digital Footprinting is the science of analyzing the invisible traits of a user like their device, network, and behavior—to assess trust or risk in real time.
It runs passively in the background and feeds high-signal data into fraud detection, onboarding, and compliance decisions before users upload a document or fill a form.
Think of it as the digital body language of your users.
Why It’s a Must-Have in 2025
In 2025, fraud looks different:
- Synthetic identities are indistinguishable from real ones
- Bots and emulators mimic human interaction
- Static checks like ID verification aren’t enough
Digital footprinting adds a contextual, real-time layer of defense that legacy systems miss without slowing down genuine users.
What You Can Detect with ATNA’s Digital Footprinting
Signal Type Examples
- Device: Jailbreak/rooted devices, screen resolution mismatches, font fingerprints
- Network: IP reputation, TOR/proxy detection, geolocation drift
- Behavior: Mouse movement anomalies, typing cadence, click patterns
- Session: Shared devices, returning risk profiles, emulator environments
Real-World Use Cases
- Fintech Onboarding: Detect fake borrowers before asking for documents
- Marketplace KYC – Device/IP: Flag merchant accounts using the same device/IP
- Marketplace KYC – Risk Scoring: Adjust ATNA Score based on passive risk
- Insurance Claims: Catch bots or replay frauds during claims submission
Business Impact
- 30% fewer fraudulent signups
- Up to 70% fewer manual reviews
- 100% passive — no added friction
Seamless Integration
- Lightweight JS or SDK embed
- Feeds directly into ATNA Score or your own workflows
- Real-time API access + dashboards
Summary: Trust the Behavior, Not Just the ID
In 2025, static checks won’t keep you safe.
Digital Footprinting tells you what kind of user you’re dealing with before they type a single word.
Know who’s real. Know who’s risky.