Governance and security-wise, Arkose is very good, especially regarding data privacy. The platform handles very strong sensitive patient information with no data leakage toward patients, keeping information protected within the system and only providing access to valid users rather than third-party vendors. Constant management also takes place in Arkose Labs, aligning with healthcare governance framework systems without allowing third-party or improper detection users to access information. Auditability is another strength where logs are always maintained with fraud attempts being reviewed for compliance reporting. Security and governance-wise, Arkose Labs is very good compared to other tools. Arkose operates on a hybrid cloud deployment model, and we use AWS cloud infrastructure. We purchased Arkose from the AWS marketplace. Licensing at Arkose is organization-level rather than individual-level. While I am more focused on the technical aspects and the finance team handles cost details, the licensing is valid and sophisticated users can access the projects and different options in Arkose Labs. Only valid users who have a license can access the platform. I have a money-saved example where Arkose Labs saved our organization millions. Earlier, fraud costs were 15 million dollars, but after implementing Arkose Labs, costs came down to 6 million dollars, resulting in 9 million dollars in annual savings. I would rate this review eight out of ten.
I would recommend to use it if someone is interested in using Arkose for the first time. You provide authentication when a user types their username and password on your website or mobile app. But, you also provide an extra layer of security with Arkose by using an extra token. We can use it on websites, at least. For mobile, people use authentication with Google or phone numbers. It's authenticated by OTP. Google and Apple already provide default sign-ins, so there's no need for Arkose on mobile unless you use custom email IDs and passwords without SSO. You can use it on websites to create custom fields for registration and login. The documentation is also good. Maybe there is room for improvement on the backend side. But for usability and implementation, it would be a ten. I didn't face any issues when I implemented it in our applications.
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Governance and security-wise, Arkose is very good, especially regarding data privacy. The platform handles very strong sensitive patient information with no data leakage toward patients, keeping information protected within the system and only providing access to valid users rather than third-party vendors. Constant management also takes place in Arkose Labs, aligning with healthcare governance framework systems without allowing third-party or improper detection users to access information. Auditability is another strength where logs are always maintained with fraud attempts being reviewed for compliance reporting. Security and governance-wise, Arkose Labs is very good compared to other tools. Arkose operates on a hybrid cloud deployment model, and we use AWS cloud infrastructure. We purchased Arkose from the AWS marketplace. Licensing at Arkose is organization-level rather than individual-level. While I am more focused on the technical aspects and the finance team handles cost details, the licensing is valid and sophisticated users can access the projects and different options in Arkose Labs. Only valid users who have a license can access the platform. I have a money-saved example where Arkose Labs saved our organization millions. Earlier, fraud costs were 15 million dollars, but after implementing Arkose Labs, costs came down to 6 million dollars, resulting in 9 million dollars in annual savings. I would rate this review eight out of ten.
I would recommend to use it if someone is interested in using Arkose for the first time. You provide authentication when a user types their username and password on your website or mobile app. But, you also provide an extra layer of security with Arkose by using an extra token. We can use it on websites, at least. For mobile, people use authentication with Google or phone numbers. It's authenticated by OTP. Google and Apple already provide default sign-ins, so there's no need for Arkose on mobile unless you use custom email IDs and passwords without SSO. You can use it on websites to create custom fields for registration and login. The documentation is also good. Maybe there is room for improvement on the backend side. But for usability and implementation, it would be a ten. I didn't face any issues when I implemented it in our applications.