See the Full Story: How Session Recording in DocV Strengthens Fraud Detection and Decisioning

Socure argues that static identity-verification signals such as document images or selfies can miss sophisticated fraud that occurs across an entire session, including injection attacks, replay attacks, and behavioral manipulation. Its DocV product now records complete verification sessions within RiskOS Case View, allowing review teams to examine timing, interface changes, user interactions, and other contextual indicators that may not appear in a single frame. The company says this broader visibility can help identify fraud earlier, resolve ambiguous cases more consistently, reduce operational costs and false positives, improve approval decisions for legitimate users, and provide data for ongoing fraud-model improvements. Socure also states that session videos are not used for biometric processing.

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