Trade information

Cybersecurity is an integral part of any company providing financial services, as it protects against viruses, data manipulation, and information compromise. In recent years, cyber threats to the global financial system have increased significantly. Although no broker can completely eliminate risk, the company takes data protection seriously and uses a wide range of tools to ensure the security of its clients.

 

The company's experts provide recommendations for protecting personal information:

 

• Do not post excessively personal data on social networks — this can make you vulnerable to phishing attacks and other cybercrimes. Information about your work, income, or location can be determined by attackers. Share personal data only with trusted sources.
• To raise awareness and adhere to best practices in personal information management, the company conducts regular employee training.

To limit risks, the broker uses specialized software for email filtering. Each outgoing message is checked for compliance with security requirements and to prevent information leaks.

All personnel with access to the trading platform undergo regular cybersecurity training. The company conducts unique tests and simulates phishing attacks to assess employee skills. Employees seeking professional development undergo additional cybersecurity training.

 

Managers closely monitor suspicious activity in client accounts to ensure compliance with anti-money laundering regulations. For example, a sharp withdrawal from an inactive account is considered a high-risk scenario. These measures help limit damage even in the event of account compromise.

 

Customer information is protected by complex passwords and unique codes. The company strictly complies with data protection laws and regularly conducts security audits of its infrastructure. Customer confidentiality and security remain the top priority.