The Login Was Approved. But Is the Right Person Still Using the Account?
Most security tools check someone’s identity when they sign in. Occura keeps checking while the account remains open — and can alert, request another identity check, or lock access if the person changes.
Wealth Management · RIAs · Financial Advisory · Fintech · Credit Unions · Accounting · Insurance
Already use a code, an authentication app, or a company sign-in?
Those controls help protect the login. Occura helps protect what happens afterward.
This can include security tools such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), single sign-on (SSO), and identity and access management (IAM).
Logging in takes a moment. Access can remain open for hours.
An account that is already signed in could still expose sensitive information.
Login security approves the sign-in. Occura keeps checking after it.
A successful login doesn’t necessarily mean every minute of access afterward should remain trusted.
Occura keeps confirming the right person is present.
Four places where session identity matters most.
Privileged & Admin Access
Adds session-level visibility to administrative consoles and privileged tooling.
Remote & Virtual Access
Helps detect when a remote or virtual session no longer matches the authorized user.
Sensitive Data Workflows
Supports identity assurance while regulated records and customer data are in view.
Shared Credentials & Session Handoffs
Adds visibility into shared workstations and sessions passed between people.
For financial organizations, the highest-risk moment often comes after the login.
Wealth managers, RIAs, advisory firms, fintechs, credit unions, accounting practices, and insurance agencies already invest in login security — multi-factor authentication (MFA), single sign-on (SSO), and identity and access management (IAM). Occura works alongside those controls, extending identity verification into the account access that follows, where client work actually happens.