Honey Badger lets fraud teams build risk checks without coding

A company called Honey Badger has launched a product called Risk Playbooks. It lets fraud and risk staff design and launch live risk checks without writing any code. In plain terms, the people who spot suspicious activity can set up the response themselves instead of waiting in line for a software engineer.

What it does

A risk check is a set of steps a business runs when something looks wrong, such as an odd payment or an unusual account login. Honey Badger calls these steps risk journeys. With Risk Playbooks, fraud and risk teams can build them and put them to work while the business is running.

The company says teams can change how they respond to suspicious activity without depending on engineers. That matters because fraud tactics shift, and a slow fix can leave a gap.

Who it is for

The product is aimed at fraud and risk teams. For a business that handles payments or accounts, it could mean faster reactions to fraud and less reliance on developers for routine changes.

What is not known yet

The material available gives few details. It does not say what Risk Playbooks costs, when it is available to customers, or which kinds of businesses can use it. It also does not explain what specific checks teams can build or how the tool connects to a company's existing systems.

Anyone considering a tool like this would need to ask Honey Badger for those details directly.