Occura for Financial Services

Password approved. MFA passed. Login successful.

A Data Breach Can Begin After a Successful Login.

MFA verifies the login. The sensitive work — client records, account data, transfers and admin changes — happens during the session that follows. Occura continuously verifies that the authorized person is still controlling that session, and can trigger protective action when identity confidence changes.

See where trusted access could expose sensitive client data.

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  • Review one sensitive access workflow
  • Identify where authenticated access may remain trusted after login
  • See where additional protection may be warranted

What you’ll leave with: a clear summary of the exposure discussed and a recommended next step.

Works with MFA & SSO
No endpoint agents
Continuous session verification

How Occura Stops Post-Login Exposure

The Login Was Approved. The Risk Didn’t End.

See how Occura continuously verifies the person behind an active session and can trigger protective action before unauthorized access continues toward sensitive financial data.

See where unauthorized access could continue after login—and how to close the gap.

The Login Can Be Legitimate. The Person Behind It Can Change.

Stolen sessions, shared access, unattended devices and identity changes can expose sensitive systems without generating a failed login. Occura monitors the active session — not only the original authentication event.

The Risk

An approved session reaches client data, financial records and privileged tools.

Continuous Verification

Occura verifies that the authorized user remains present throughout the session.

Protective Action

When identity confidence changes, Occura can reverify, alert, lock or terminate access before exposure continues.

The Post-Login Gap

Authentication is an event. Access is a session.

Login is verified once. Everything that follows runs on that one moment of trust.

Password✓
Identity check at sign-in✓
Login approved✓
Account stays open
Sensitive information reachable
The unanswered question
Is the right person still using the account?

Login security approves the sign-in. Occura keeps checking after it.

Where This Matters

The moments that stay open after sign-in.

Advisor & employee access to client financial information

Portfolios, statements, and planning files stay open in trusted sessions long after sign-in.

Customer and account data access

Account lookups and PII remain reachable for the length of an authenticated session.

Privileged and admin access

Administrative consoles carry the highest impact and the least session-level visibility.

Remote and third-party sessions

Home offices, contractors, and outsourced support widen who can reach an open session.

Sensitive transaction and admin workflows

Transfers, approvals, and record changes happen after authentication, not during it.

Shared credentials and session handoffs

Shared workstations and passed-along sessions blur who is actually working.

How Occura Responds

Verification that continues after the login screen.

Continuously evaluates session trust

Occura keeps assessing whether the authorized user still appears to be behind the session.

Risk signals and alerts

Security teams get visibility when session identity confidence changes.

Re-verification

Prompt for identity confirmation when trust in the session drops.

Session lock and protective response

Where supported, the session can be locked pending re-verification.

Audit and session evidence

Session context is recorded so reviews and audits have something to look at.

Works with what you already have

Occura complements your existing MFA, SSO, and IAM.

Complements MFA and SSO — not a replacement
Fits alongside existing IAM policy
Browser-based deployment, no endpoint agents
Fast pilot deployment in a defined environment

See how Occura works, or see Occura pricing or read the banking & fintech detail page.

Built & Operated by Scale Labs

The Team Behind Occura

Occura is operated by Scale Labs, a technology and cybersecurity company focused on practical identity protection, secure access, and operationally simple deployments.

Jordan Byers, Founder & CEO of Scale Labs

Jordan Byers

Founder & CEO

Jordan leads Scale Labs' strategy and customer delivery, with experience operating in regulated and public-sector environments. He brought Occura to market to give security teams practical protection during active sessions, not just at the login screen.

Lukas Kott, Co-Founder & COO of Scale Labs

Lukas Kott

Co-Founder & COO

Lukas runs operations and client delivery at Scale Labs, coordinating implementations and partner relationships across regulated industries. He works directly with customer teams to keep Occura deployments straightforward and on schedule.

Why Scale Labs built Occura

Authentication tools verify who logged in. After that moment, organizations often keep trusting the same session for hours. Occura was created to add visibility and identity assurance during the active access that follows the login.

Founder-led implementation
Direct access to the team
Built for real-world deployment

See Where Trusted Access Can Become Untrusted.

A free 15-minute review of where a successfully authenticated session could still expose sensitive financial data or actions.