Home
The Home page is the default landing page after successfully logging into your Sensfrx account, with your property details properly integrated. It offers an overview of key fraud analytics metrics, including the following sections:
Top User with Highest Risk Score
Recent Security Alerts
Login Attempts
User Risk Analysis
Where are your users
We will guide you through each of the sections starting below.
At the top the User can see a widget that displays:
Accumulated logs: total number of logs collected over a specified period.
New Accounts: Total number of new accounts created.
Active Users: Count of users currently active on the platform.
Notable Events: Significant activities or incidents related to security or platform usage.
Suspicious Devices: Number of suspicious devices.
High-Risk Users: Number of users identified as posing a high security risk.
Top User with Highest Risk Score
Users can view a list of all high-risk users. To see detailed information about a specific user, click the eye icon, which will direct you to a page displaying the user's details and associated risks.
The screen below appears after clicking the eye icon. Users have the option to mark a risk as safe, which will reduce the particular risk score to zero.
Recent Security Alerts
It lists the most recent security alerts detected on the platform. You can click on the eye icon to view the details of the listed security alerts.
Login Attempts
This section provides details on the total number of login attempts, that include the total count of successful and failed logins. You can also use the time period picker at the bottom to filter the results.
If you hover your mouse over a point on the graph, it will display the corresponding numbers, as illustrated in the picture below.
User Risk Analysis
This section provides details on the total number of users, that are Safe Users (allowed access), Suspicious Users (challenged to verify their identity) and Critical Risk Users (denied access). You can also use the time period picker at the bottom to filter the results.
If you hover your mouse over a point on the graph, it will display the corresponding numbers, as illustrated in the picture below.
Where are your users
The vertical axis displays the demographics of your users, along with the types of devices detected in those countries. Blue represents good devices, while red indicates bad devices. You can also use the time period picker at the bottom to filter the results.
To view only good devices, click on the Bad Devices option in the top right corner to deselect it. Conversely, click on the Good devices to filter the results for only bad devices.
