Protect Citizens, Align with the NIST CSF
The Human Defense Platform offers federal civilian agencies a powerful tool to bolster citizen trust, align with the NIST CyberSecurity Framework (NIST CSF), and confidently safeguard legitimate interactions across their digital services.
Protect Citizens and Preserve Online Experiences
HUMAN enables government agencies to align with the NIST CSF to protect citizens’ online journey, disrupt online fraud and abuse, and meet mission objectives.
With modular solutions to protect online attack surfaces, the Human Defense Platform defeats bots, fraud, and malicious activities with unparalleled scale, speed, and decision precision.
Shield Citizens from Threats in Their Online Journey
HUMAN’s solutions safeguard federal agencies’ web and mobile applications from digital fraud and abuse. Clients may select modules based on the specific challenges of their agency.
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Prevent Account Takeover Prevent Account Takeover
Federal civilian agencies enable citizens to store payment information and pay in online accounts—making these accounts a prime target for fraudsters. HUMAN blocks automated credential stuffing and account takeover attacks, protecting citizens’ online experience.
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Block fake account creation Block fake account creation
Fraudsters use bots to create fake accounts, exploit citizen benefits, and commit fraud. HUMAN blocks fake account creation—ensuring all citizen accounts belong to the right human.
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Stop account fraud and abuse Stop account fraud and abuse
After fraudsters gain access to an account, they can drain citizens’ benefits from stored payment cards or accounts. HUMAN detects fraudulent post-login user activity within an account to remediate breached accounts before users complete a transaction.
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Comply with data privacy regulations Comply with data privacy regulations
Bad actors use scripts to gather and exfiltrate sensitive citizen data. HUMAN identifies scripts and their behaviors—surgically blocking unwanted activities while maintaining the value of the script.