Zero-Trust Architecture in Koinly Security
The Zero-Trust principle means that every action within the Koinly Security system requires verification, completely eliminating the possibility of unauthorized access.
Cryptocurrency platform security is not just a set of protective measures; it's a philosophy. At Koinly Security, we assume that any system can be attacked, and therefore we build our defenses so that even if individual nodes are compromised, the overall security of user accounts remains intact. Our architecture is divided into isolated segments, each with its own access keys and verification algorithms.
On the koinly.gb.net website, we use modern HSM (Hardware Security Modules) technology to store the most sensitive cryptographic keys. These are physical devices protected against tampering and have no direct internet connection. Thus, even a theoretical remote breach of our servers does not give attackers access to your secrets.