Regulatory Compliance
Support your compliance program with device and runtime integrity across KYC, authentication, and checkout, plus evidence your teams can review.
Bring client integrity into your compliance program.
Compliance depends on controls that work throughout the customer journey. From KYC and registration to sign-in and checkout, Cipherstep helps organizations assess the app and device behind a request, respond to manipulation, and keep the evidence needed for review.
A customer can pass an identity or authentication check while using an app that has been manipulated. Cipherstep adds supported device and runtime findings at the steps your organization needs to protect. RASP can interrupt supported runtime attacks inside the app; your backend can use session findings to challenge, restrict, or review an action.
Security, fraud, and compliance teams can investigate the same session context in the Analyst Portal. Retained findings and reporting help explain what was observed and support control reviews, incident investigations, and audit preparation.[1][5]
Map those protections to the risks and requirements in your own program. Cipherstep supports the client-integrity layer across onboarding, account access, and payments. Identity verification, authentication, payment-data safeguards, and your framework’s assessment requirements remain part of that program.[3][2][4][6]
Controls across the customer journey
KYC & registration
Assess the environment collecting identity evidence. Findings about instrumentation, runtime hooks, and OS modification can inform review before an account is opened, alongside your identity and liveness checks.
Account access & sensitive actions
Check client integrity at sign-in, recovery, and changes to account details. Combine session findings with authentication and account history to apply your access policy.
Checkout & payments
Assess the app submitting a payment request. Use evidence of client manipulation alongside transaction monitoring and payment controls, and retain findings for investigation.
Support the frameworks your organization works with.
SOC 2 examines controls at a service organization. Client-integrity findings and documented reviews can support your security control narrative and the evidence your auditor evaluates.
Add runtime protection and visibility into manipulated mobile clients to your payment-security program. Payment-data safeguards and the applicable PCI DSS requirements remain part of the wider scope.
FFIEC guidance emphasizes risk assessment and layered security. Device and runtime context helps banks strengthen controls around account access, recovery, and sensitive actions.
Assess the app submitting a payment alongside strong customer authentication and transaction monitoring. Integrity evidence can inform intervention while required authentication factors remain in place.
DORA addresses ICT risk and resilience in finance. Findings from mobile sessions can contribute to threat detection and investigation within your broader operational resilience program.
Use client context alongside an authentication design appropriate to your assurance needs. Device integrity supplements that design; it does not turn a password or manually entered code into phishing-resistant authentication.