Secure the account-recovery journey with verified channels and risk-based checks so it isn't the weak link in authentication.
Account recovery is frequently the softest target in an otherwise hardened authentication system: attackers exploit weak recovery questions, unverified email resets or social-engineering of support agents to seize accounts that are protected by strong MFA on normal login. Treating recovery as an afterthought undermines the investment made elsewhere in the authentication stack.
Route recovery through channels already confirmed as belonging to the user, such as an enrolled device or verified phone number.
Apply stronger verification when a recovery attempt looks anomalous, such as a new device or unusual location.
Give contact-centre agents a consistent, auditable way to verify identity before assisting with recovery.
Allow users who lose their passkey device to safely re-register through a controlled step-up process.
Different verification paths based on recovery-attempt risk.
SMS, push, WhatsApp and email options for identity checks.
Logged recovery attempts for later review and dispute handling.
Tools for call-centre staff to confirm identity safely.
A customer loses their phone and contacts support asking to regain access to their account. Instead of relying on knowledge-based questions that could be guessed or found online, the agent initiates an Authsignal-driven recovery flow that verifies the customer through a secondary channel already on file, such as a verified email combined with a one-time code sent to a backup number. Because the attempt originates from an unrecognised device, the system also flags it for a short review delay before a new passkey can be registered. The customer regains access safely, and the interaction is logged for audit.
CyberLane reviews existing recovery journeys to identify weak fallback paths, then advises on how Authsignal's channels and rules can close those gaps without adding unnecessary friction for genuine users.
CyberLane is independent and works on the decision rather than the deployment. Product-specific delivery is coordinated with the vendor or a qualified implementation partner.
Content is paraphrased independently by CyberLane from Authsignal's public use-case pages for evaluation purposes; it is not an Authsignal publication.
We start with an independent conversation about where your exposure actually sits, before any technology decision is made.