Airtool Studio introduces a new intelligent security layer that evaluates login risk in real time and enforces two-factor authentication only when needed. Instead of applying static security rules, each login attempt is analyzed based on user behavior. The system determines whether to allow access, request additional verification, or block the attempt.
Every login is evaluated using a behavioral profile built from the user’s historical activity. The system analyzes signals such as location, device, login patterns, and timing to calculate a risk score from 0 to 100.
Based on this score, three actions are applied:
If a user does not yet have two-factor authentication configured, access is allowed and the administrator is notified.
The risk score is calculated using multiple behavioral signals:
These signals are combined into a single weighted score to ensure consistent and accurate evaluation.
When a login attempt is classified as risky, security teams are automatically notified.
Each alert includes:
This provides full visibility into authentication decisions without requiring manual monitoring.
The feature is enabled by default and requires no development.
To activate notifications:
This approach enables a more advanced security model:
Adaptive authentication introduces a dynamic approach to access control, where security decisions are based on real-time context instead of fixed rules.
This ensures that protection scales with system usage while maintaining a consistent user experience.