Crypto Security
As the cryptocurrency market matures, so does the need for better security solutions. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the need to protect crypto wallets from cybercriminals and ensure crypto exchange security.
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Protecting Crypto Assets
Traditional banks, financial institutions, investment or insurance companies and other organizations offer crypto custody services to safeguard their customers’ cryptocurrency assets. There are two types of crypto wallets for securely storing crypto assets: the hot and cold wallet.
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Traditionally, organisations offering crypto custodian services have stored wallets offline from the Internet in an air-gapped vault to protect them from attack. |
The best solution is a hot wallet that can be protected from the internet. Some solutions use diodes to achieve this, in order to protect valuable keys from being stolen. However, diodes do not allow the 2-way communications required and ultimately do not defend against attacks concealed in data.
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Hot wallets offer the best flexibility since they can be used immediately and so take advantage of exchange rate fluctuations and the need to access funds quickly but are open to attack from the connected networks. | Cold wallets offer the best security since they are disconnected from the Internet and so not open to attack but require time consuming procedures to gain access. |
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Crypto Security Solution for Maximum Protection
Built on a 20-year pedigree of defence-grade cybersecurity expertise, Threat Removal has been specifically designed for organisations like those offering cryptocurrency custody services and exchange applications. It enables organisations to implement a secure link across the air gap over which transaction data can flow between without risk of private key compromise.
Crypto Security Deployment
Deep Secure iX Appliance with High-Speed Verifier (HSV) deployed as a physical on-premise appliance constrains the interface to the HSM using verification in hardware logic to ensure the HSM only receives safe, valid data to prevent a malware attack.
Threat Removal For Crypto-Security
- High Speed Verifier
Deep Secure's High Speed Verifier (HSV) uses hardware logic (FPGAs) to verify the data passing across the air gap. As the HSV is hardware, it cannot be compromised by an attacker.
Threat Removal For Crypto-Security
- Features & Benefits
Threat Removal for Crypto Security is a combined hardware and software solution, because of this it provides the following features and benefits:
Ease of Integration
Threat Removal for Crypto Security supports standard crypto transaction protocols so it can be dropped inline into the existing infrastructure without the need for costly development or re-design.
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