Layer Composition.
ABIS is one intelligence layer among many. Learn to compose multiple layers into unified security architecture.
Modern security requires multiple intelligence layers working together. ABIS provides behavioral analysis, but effective fraud prevention combines this with device intelligence, identity verification, and threat intelligence.
Each layer specializes in different signal types. ABIS excels at behavioral patterns; device fingerprinting detects hardware/software anomalies; identity verification confirms user claims; threat intelligence provides external context.
The key challenge is composition: how do layers share data, how are conflicting signals resolved, and how is the final decision made? Effective layer architecture addresses these questions systematically.
ABIS LAYER
Behavioral analysis: user interaction patterns, navigation sequences, timing analysis, session behavior.
BEHAVIORALDEVICE LAYER
Device fingerprinting: browser attributes, hardware signals, configuration anomalies, emulator detection.
TECHNICALIDENTITY LAYER
Identity verification: document checks, biometric validation, KYC/KYB compliance, identity graph.
VERIFICATIONTHREAT LAYER
External intelligence: IP reputation, known bad actors, threat feeds, dark web monitoring.
EXTERNAL