RiskOS™ Dashboard Setup
Learn how to set up Silent Network Authentication (SNA) in the RiskOS™ Dashboard for secure, in-session phone number possession checks.
Set up Silent Network Authentication in the RiskOS™ Dashboard
Use Silent Network Authentication to silently confirm phone number possession during a session. Setting this up in a RiskOS™ workflow is seamless.
How it works
Socure Silent Network Authentication confirms in-session control of a mobile device using real-time carrier signals. When SNA is unavailable or risk signals are elevated, One-Time Passcode serves as a secure, configurable fallback.
Step 1 - Provisioning
Your account must be provisioned for the SilentNetworkAuth feature. Contact your Socure account team for provisioning.
Step 2 - Add Socure Silent Network Authentication enrichment
- In the RiskOS™ Dashboard, go to Workflows and create a new workflow or open an existing one.
- On the workflow canvas, select the plus (+) icon.
- Add an Enrichment step and select SocureSNA.
Step 3 - Configure Conditions
Connect the SocureSNA enrichment to a Condition to evaluate the result of the phone number possession check. In this example, we’ve renamed the condition to Phone Verified.
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The result of the SNA check is stored in the variable:
socure_sna_response.status -
Click on the Phone Verified condition and choose
socure_sna_response.statusfrom the Variable dropdown. -
Choose string contains as the operator.
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Enter
approvedas the value.
Now, when the Silent Network Authentication check confirms that the user-supplied phone number matches the SIM-registered number, the condition will evaluate to true, and your workflow will proceed.
Step 4 - Handle Phone Number Mismatch
If the Phone Verified condition is false:
- Add another condition on the false branch named Phone Number Mismatch.
- Configure it to check if
socure_sna_response.statuscontainsphoneNumberMismatch.
If a mismatch is confirmed, reject the transaction (user does not have possession of the number). Alternatively, route to manual review or handle according to your policies.
Step 5 - Fallback to One-Time Passcode
If no mismatch is confirmed and SNA cannot complete (e.g., unsupported carrier, no SIM, or no cellular connectivity), fall back to an One-Time Passcode check to verify phone number possession. This ensures continuity and coverage for all users while maintaining a layered security approach.
Example workflow outcomes
- Approved → Workflow continues normally.
- Phone Number Mismatch → Reject or review transaction.
- Unsupported / Error → Fall back to One-Time Passcode.
Updated about 1 month ago
