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Operational Risk Control

Definition

Operational risk control involves implementing measures and procedures to mitigate potential losses arising from inadequate or failed internal processes, systems, people, or external events. In the digital asset sector, this includes managing risks related to smart contract vulnerabilities, cybersecurity threats, human error, and technological malfunctions. Effective controls are essential for maintaining system integrity and user trust. This function safeguards against unforeseen disruptions.