RSA Adaptive Authentication is one of the most used tools for stopping fraud in the world. The tool is very good variable to take into account when deciding what product to choose. I think RSA is best options in this field since the tool is a really good piece of engineering.

Operational issues will need to be managed internally, since the vendor will not be able to provide much input on this area. The resource allocation as well as segregation of task among internal unit can cause delay to project timeline.

I think two main things are important. One is, does it fit in with your existing infrastructure? Second, what are the costs over maintaining it over the life cycle, not just initial costs? Then third is the ability to configure it as your business changes.

There are newer technologies and offerings from newer and smaller vendors. Look into the list of FinTech companies if you are constrained by budget.

Look at something like Centrify or something along those lines: a single sign-on solution.

We use the physical tokens and stock tokens. It's an okay solution. It's just old technology and it's time to move on.

I would rate it as a seven out of ten. We're looking to move on from it. It's not a bad product but it's not a great product.