HALO AVS adds a location-aware second factor to logins, approvals, and high-risk actions by checking trusted place, device, and biometric context before access is granted.
Define the homes, offices, branches, or secure zones where sensitive access is allowed.
Access is trusted only when identity, device, and place agree.
If someone is outside a trusted place, HALO can step up, block, or alert.
Require users to be inside an approved location before critical access is approved.
Show why an action was approved, challenged, or blocked in plain language.
Create approved places where sensitive logins and actions are allowed.
Add location context to passkeys and biometrics without sending one-time codes.
Review approvals, blocked attempts, location changes, and policy reasons.
Combine trusted location, device integrity, network signals, biometrics, and session activity into one clear approve-or-challenge decision.
Verify that a user is in a trusted zone without turning the product into a movement tracker.
Clear confidence at a glance before important access is approved.
Quickly revoke sessions when location, device, or account context looks wrong.
Confirm the user is inside an approved place before access continues.
Verify that the request is coming from a recognized, healthy device.
Look for impossible travel, VPN mismatch, and suspicious location signals.
Keep security usable when a trusted user has limited connectivity.
A focused first release for location-aware approvals, visible decisions, privacy controls, and rapid lockdown.
Strengthen passwordless access by requiring trusted location for sensitive moments.
Protect high-value actions by requiring presence inside a permitted zone.
Take decisive action when a user leaves a trusted zone or a session appears unsafe.
Give users and administrators a readable record of geo 2FA events and their causes.
Step 01
Mark a home, office, or secure site where access should be easier.
Step 02
Choose which actions require location, device, and biometric confirmation.
Step 03
HALO evaluates location, device, network, and biometric signals.
Step 04
Review event history and respond instantly when location context changes.
HALO is designed to answer a narrow security question: is this user in a trusted place for this action?
Confirm an approved zone without requiring a stored movement history.
No. HALO is designed to verify whether a trusted location condition is met for an access decision, without requiring a permanent movement history.
Offline rules can use a limited trust window, available device signals, and biometric confirmation when a connection is unavailable.
Yes. Geo-based policies can require trusted location before administrative actions, approvals, or high-value transfers.
No. HALO adds location context around passkeys and biometrics so the same login can be treated differently depending on place and risk.
Security events identify relevant reasons such as an unknown device, an untrusted location, travel anomalies, or a suspected spoofing signal.