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Protect Against Stolen Credentials

Stolen text should not equal trusted access.

Add color, style, position or multi-channel evidence to supported authentication journeys. The user completes a simple interaction that is missing from copied credential text.

RAINBOW SECURE Stolen text should not equal trusted access.
Secret value Visual rule User interaction Context check
Business team using secure identity access
REAL-WORLD USE CASE
A practical business story

Where this solution is used

Password, OTP, passwordless and step-up authentication journeys

A password or OTP is exposed through phishing, malware or reuse. Rainbow Secure requires the authorized user to apply the expected visual or interaction pattern before access is accepted.

EXPECTED RESULTCredential theft becomes an incomplete attack path instead of an automatic login.
Why a better solution is needed

The business problem has changed.

Organizations must assume that passwords and tokens will eventually be exposed through phishing, malware, reuse or third-party breaches.

Where current approaches fall short

More friction does not automatically create more confidence.

Traditional controls focus on keeping credentials secret. Once the secret is copied, the attacker can often present the same evidence as the legitimate user.

01 Credential accepted System sees the expected input 02 Trust granted Access may be too broad or too long 03 Business exposed The person, need or context remains uncertain
The Rainbow Secure approach

Verify more. Control precisely. Explain the decision.

Use patented multidimensional authentication so the login includes how the user responds—not only what they type.

RAINBOW
SECURE
Human Context Access Evidence
Features in this solution

What is used, where it works and why it matters.

Rainbow Secure feature How it is used Business result
rSecureKey Adds font color, background, style, size or position. Plain credential text loses its value to an attacker.
Multidimensional MFA Combines the secret with how the human responds. Strengthens proof without adding another physical device.
C-MAP Applies company-defined visual rules where configured. Creates a familiar, organization-specific login signal.
How it works

A clear path from request to business result.

01

Receive

The user receives or recalls the authentication value.

02

Interpret

A visual or channel instruction defines the expected response.

03

Complete

The user applies the required human interaction.

04

Validate

Rainbow Secure checks value, interaction and context together.

Business-friendly architecture

One connected control path.

The architecture keeps people, identity decisions and business destinations connected without forcing buyers to understand every protocol or product component.

CredentialPassword or token
Human evidenceColor, style, position, channel
DecisionComplete or incomplete proof
Business impact

Security that improves how access is managed.

Each control should reduce exposure while also making ownership, access changes and review easier for the business.

Copied plain text becomes insufficient A familiar user experience Flexible authentication depth Better resilience against replay
SUMMARY

Stolen text should not equal trusted access.

The objective is not to promise that credentials will never be stolen. It is to ensure the stolen credential is not the complete key.