Crypto Custody - Secure Storage of Digital Assets
The slogan 'Be your own Bank' also implies that you are responsible for managing your own keys and digital assets, which is not a simple issue. This can become a problem. You need to implement suitable backup solutions and security measures. Furthermore, the process remains critical for trading, as the assets are transferred to an exchange's wallet during the trading process, making it the Crypto Custodian. Therefore, a trustworthy exchange is essential.
Institutional Crypto Custody: Highest Standards for Maximum Security
Institutional crypto custody solutions are characterized by the highest security standards and verified processes. Transparent procedures create trust among investors and regulators, as all steps are documented in a comprehensible manner. Regular, independent audits confirm compliance with relevant regulations and provide additional security. Detailed reporting processes make it possible to trace all transactions without gaps. Customers receive clear reports on the holdings and movements of their digital assets. This makes the custody of cryptocurrencies professional, transparent, and reliable.
Should the Crypto-Custody Solution Be Internal or External?
Several strategic considerations play a role in this. While internal custody provides you with maximum control, it requires comprehensive security measures and technical know-how. External custody solutions, on the other hand, relieve the company, as specialized providers ensure security and compliance.
Regulatory requirements and the desired flexibility should also be taken into account in your decision. As well as the risk of failure or attack on external service providers. Ultimately, the best solution depends on the individual needs and resources of the company. We are always available to advise you.
Cyber Security for the Metaverse, Web3, DeFi, Crypto and NFTs
Conceptualization of OpSec, Geo-Redundancy and Multisignatures
We create a custom Crypto-Custody solution for you with various types of wallets. This also includes sensitizing employees and minimizing counterparty risk while maintaining liquidity. OpSec, geo-redundancy concepts, and multisignatures must be tailored to the organization.
Four-Eyes Principle
Multisignatures for Enhanced Cyber Security
Standard transactions in a blockchain network could be referred to as "single-signature transactions", as transfers only require a single signature - from the owner of the private key associated with the address. However, most networks support much more complex transactions that require the signature of several people before the assets can be transferred. These are often referred to as M-of-N transactions. The idea is that the asset is only "charged" when the critical mass of all parties has signed this transaction. This procedure is intended to bring additional cyber security within an institution or among stakeholders, as the loss of a private key cannot generate a valid transaction.
Self-Custody
Self-Custody
In Self Custody, users manage their cryptocurrencies themselves and retain sole control over their private keys. They do not involve third parties such as an exchange or bank. This makes the owner independent at all times, able to freely dispose of their coins and not reliant on the security or availability of external service providers. The principle "Not your keys, not your coins" sums it up: Only those who possess the private keys are the true owners of the cryptocurrencies. Self Custody offers maximum control and protection against failures, hacks, or insolvencies of third parties. However, it also requires that the user take responsibility for security and backup themselves.
Range of Services for Cyber Security
Further Meaningful Services Within the Scope of an IT Security Audit
- Smart Contract Audit
Smart Contracts are programs that are executed decentrally by every participant in the network. Therefore, Smart Contracts require more careful checks, as they are economically rewarding targets for hackers.
- Penetration Test
Penetration tests are simulated attacks from external or internal sources to determine the security of web applications, apps, networks, and infrastructures and to reveal any vulnerabilities.
- Static Code Analysis
Static code analysis, also known as source code analysis, is typically conducted as part of a code review and takes place during the implementation phase of a Security Development Lifecycle (SDL).
- Blockchain Development
A blockchain is a new type of database model that can create trust when maintained in a decentralized consortium.
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