Fintech Statrys Adds MFA To Further Strengthen Security


(MENAFN– EIN Presswire)

Statrys MFA

Verma Pankaj CTO

mfa Statrys

In response to growing cyber security threats in Asia

We’re going the extra mile to make sure the Statrys account is safer than ever before. After all, the safety of our clients’ money is our top priority.” — Pankaj VermaHONG KONG, July 18, 2022 /EINPresswire.com / — Hong Kong-based Fintech Statrys  is introducing MFA on all its platforms to strengthen the security of its services. Statrys’s mission is to be the world’s ‘go-to’ payment platform for SMEs and entrepreneurs. The company provides virtual business accounts with all the features of a traditional bank offering but without the red tape and hassle.

This move is intended to ensure that the users’ accounts are always safe and under their control and access. The financial industry typically features in the top five sectors for severity and frequency of cyber-attacks. The 2022 IBM Security X-Force Threat Intelligence Index found that Asia has become the region most targeted by cyberattacks, with financial services and manufacturing organizations, in particular, experiencing nearly a combined 60% of attacks.

Hong Kong is an attractive target for cyberattacks as a leading global financial center. With more than USD 2 billion in transaction value , Statrys wants to ensure that further transactions are carried out without fear of fraud.

“We’re going the extra mile to make sure the Statrys account is safer than ever before. After all, the safety of our clients’ money is our top priority.’ — Pankaj Verma, Statrys’ Chief Technology Officer.

Adopting multiple-factor authentication helps Statrys secure access to the platform, protect users’ identities, and guarantee that the proper user carries out each transaction.

Multiple-factor authentication at Statrys is implemented at all platform and mobile app levels, ensuring that mobile security is just as reliable as other methods. MFA safeguards their account in case any of the devices are misplaced. Even if a password or other authentication method is compromised, it’s extremely rare that a hacker also has a second or third authentication factor.

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