Overview
Intellinx solves some of the most challenging requirements in today's operational risk and compliance control. Continuous recording of end-user activity takes place at the application level (versus network level) and across every platform - from the mainframe to the web. Every screen viewed and every keystroke made by end-users is recorded and analyzed in real-time, creating field-level forensic audit trails of insider access to corporate systems, answering the questions
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 | Who? |
| Did what? |
| When? |
| To which data? |
| How? |
| Where from? |
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A powerful rule engine tracks user behaviour patterns in real-time, triggering instant alerts on irregularities. This allows security officers to immediately zoom-in on suspects and visually replay all actions related to suspicious events, screen-by-screen. Extensive, cross-platform search capabilities simplify the process of investigation. Post-event analysis includes the ability to apply new rules to pre-recorded data.
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Key Components
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| Record and replay |
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| > | Record all end user interaction with back office systems |
| > | Replay of complete user sessions supporting forensic analysis |
| > | "Google like" search on screen content |
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| Analytics engine |
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| > | Real time rules track user behaviour patterns and detect internal fraud |
| > | New rules may be applied after-the-fact to pre-recorded data to detect potential violations of anti-money-laundering, market abuse regulations, or other compliance requirements |
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| Case management |
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| > | Fraud or compliance analysts' environment to work the alerts and cases |
| > | Supports decisions on false positive alerts |
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Key Benefits
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| Application activity recording and monitoring |
| Rule-based analytics engine to detect any kind of suspicious behaviour of application or system users |
| Support for mainframe, AS/400, Unix, client/server, web |
| Visual screen-by-screen replay |
| Real-time alerts, post-event analysis |
| Cross-platform detailed forensic audit trail |
| Cost-effective, non-intrusive – no-risk implementation |
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