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Operational Risk Controls

Definition

Operational risk controls are measures implemented to reduce losses from internal process failures or external events. These controls include policies, procedures, systems, and personnel designed to mitigate risks arising from human error, system malfunctions, fraud, or cybersecurity breaches. In the digital asset space, they are crucial for protecting client funds, maintaining system uptime, and ensuring data integrity. Robust operational risk controls are essential for the safe and reliable functioning of digital asset platforms and services.