Example: Let's say we want to allow an individual user to login from a maximum of two ASNs within one hour. (Perhaps the user is accessing our web application from a coffee shop's WiFi, and then a few minutes later, leaves the coffee shop and begins using the cell network instead.) We want to allow this possibility; however, if we receive requests from the same user originating from three or more ASNs within an hour, we want to treat this traffic more suspiciously.
This is not possible merely by specifying two Count Conditions, as described earlier in the "Multiple Conditions" section. If we set up two conditions ("Argument / Username" and "Attribute / Organization") with a Limit of 2, and assign it to our login form, then this will merely limit the number of times that the user can login from each ASN within an hour.
Instead, we can set up one Count Condition ("Argument / Username") and then set up the Event Condition ("Attribute / Organization"). Now the Limit will apply to the number of Organizations that are observed for each specific Username.