Abstract: A system includes one or more client members connected to one or more primary users and/or one or more end users. The client member receives risk data from the primary user and the end user, and the risk data includes one or more risk variables. A service provider is connected to the client member, and receives at least one of the risk variables from the client member and identifies whether the risk variable corresponds to an undefined type value or a predefined type value. The service member updates an existing database by storing the risk variable under a non-standard type category when the risk variable is identified as the undefined type value. The service member determines whether the received risk variable is a viable risk and a notification is transmitted to the client member when the viable risk is determined.

Abstract: A system includes one or more client members connected to one or more primary users and/or one or more end users. The client member receives risk data from the primary user and the end user, and the risk data includes one or more risk variables. A service provider is connected to the client member, and receives at least one of the risk variables from the client member and identifies whether the risk variable corresponds to an undefined type value or a predefined type value. The service member updates an existing database by storing the risk variable under a non-standard type category when the risk variable is identified as the undefined type value. The service member determines whether the received risk variable is a viable risk and a notification is transmitted to the client member when the viable risk is determined.

Abstract: A new approach is proposed that contemplates systems and methods to support verification of a user's authentication information across multiple websites/domains owned and/or operated by different entities, which share users during a single session. When the user attempts to login to a first website/domain, he/she is required to provide authentication information in addition to user-id/password. An authentication platform is configured to generate and communicate the additional authentication information to the user and verify the additional authentication information the user provided to the first website/domain. When the user later attempts to access a second/unrelated website/domain, the verified additional authentication information is provided by the first website/domain to the second website/domain in the form of a signed cookie.