Definition ∞ A dual protection framework involves implementing two distinct layers or methods of security to safeguard assets or data. This layered approach significantly increases the difficulty for unauthorized access or manipulation. It provides redundancy in security measures, ensuring that if one defense mechanism fails, another remains active. This structure enhances overall system resilience.
Context ∞ The application of dual protection frameworks is becoming more common in high-value digital asset systems, particularly in institutional custody solutions. Discussions often revolve around the optimal combination of cryptographic and procedural safeguards. Maintaining a balance between robust security and user accessibility presents a continuous design challenge.
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