Businesses, government agencies, and consumers all face the growing threat of internet fraud. Oracle Adaptive Access Manager provides superior protection for businesses and their customers through it core components.
Adaptive strong authenticator and adaptive risk manager are two primary components of Oracle Adaptive Access Manager. Together they create one of the most powerful weapons in the war against online fraud. This white paper describes these components and their functionality.
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