Solutions / Insider risk & audit

Prove who could reach every digital asset.

Separate who can see a key from who can move an asset, and keep a complete record of custody and access for auditors and Inspectors General.

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01 // The risk
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Keys are a people problem.

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Concentrated access

Reviewing evidence can put a working key, and the value behind it, in front of one person.

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Silent copies

Screenshots, exports and notes create copies no one tracks.

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Thin records

Without access logs, a loss is discovered late and explained poorly.

Recent headlines prove the insider theft risk is real and systemic.

02 // Controls
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Controls an auditor can test.

  • Key ledgerWho saw, exported or derived each key
  • Threshold custodyNo lone key can decrypt
  • Separated dutiesApproval and seed access held by different people
  • Movement monitoringActivity on case wallets before and after seizure
  • Exception alertsUnauthorized movement raises a critical alert
  • Audit reportsAnnual inventory and custody reporting
03 // Who uses it
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Built for oversight.

Oversight

Inspectors General

Audit custody and access against a complete record.

Security

CISOs and insider-risk teams

Treat key material as a controlled, monitored asset class.

Finance

CFOs and property officers

Reconcile digital assets like other property in custody.

Briefing

Close the custody gap.

We will review how keys are found, held and approved today, and where the record breaks.

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