Transmit Security

Transmit Security provides customer identity and access management (CIAM) and passwordless authentication services for enterprises deploying digital channels and applications.

• Cloud-native CIAM platform for web and mobile application access management
• Passwordless authentication services using device-based and biometric factors (identity and access management)
• Risk and fraud analysis for login, registration, and transaction flows (fraud detection)
• Orchestration tools for building and managing identity journeys across channels (identity orchestration)
• APIs and SDKs for integrating authentication, authorization, and user management into enterprise systems (developer tooling)

More About Transmit Security

Transmit Security focuses on customer identity and access management (CIAM) for enterprises that operate digital properties such as consumer web portals, mobile applications, and embedded experiences. Its offerings target security, fraud, and digital product teams that need to manage authentication, authorization, and identity data for external users at scale.

The company provides a cloud-based platform that exposes CIAM capabilities through APIs, SDKs, and administrative consoles. Common enterprise use cases include replacing passwords with device-based or biometric authentication (passwordless authentication), centralizing customer identities across brands and channels, and enforcing consistent security policies for login, registration, step-up verification, and account recovery. The platform is designed to integrate with existing identity providers, customer data platforms, CRM systems, and security tools.

Transmit Security products operate in established enterprise categories such as customer identity and access management (identity and access management), fraud and risk analytics (fraud detection), authentication services (security), and identity orchestration (identity orchestration). The company’s authentication tools support methods such as FIDO2/WebAuthn-based authenticators, device binding, and one-time codes, depending on enterprise configuration. Identity orchestration capabilities allow security and product teams to design, test, and deploy identity flows using configurable policies and conditional logic that respond to user attributes, context, and risk assessments.

Enterprises typically use Transmit Security to manage customer-facing authentication independently from employee identity systems, with attention to user experience, security controls, and regulatory requirements. The platform supports multi-region, cloud-native deployment architectures aligned with common enterprise practices for availability, latency, and data residency. Integration patterns usually rely on standards-based protocols such as Open Authorization 2.0 (OAuth 2.0), OpenID Connect (OIDC), and Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) where applicable, along with RESTful APIs and web and mobile SDKs for application teams.

Compared to broader workforce identity providers, Transmit Security targets scenarios where customer experience, fraud reduction, and conversion rates are primary requirements alongside security. Its risk and fraud capabilities evaluate signals from devices, user behavior, and context to assign risk levels that can drive step-up challenges or transaction controls. In marketplace taxonomies, Transmit Security fits mainly in CIAM, passwordless authentication, fraud and risk analytics, and identity orchestration categories.