Fuze has announced a strategic partnership with cybersecurity firm Halborn, aimed at enabling banks and financial institutions to launch compliant digital asset services. This collaboration was unveiled in conjunction with a co-hosted event at the Point Zero Forum in Zurich, where both companies will present a new framework designed to bolster secure digital asset operations. The partnership leverages Fuze's regulated digital asset infrastructure alongside Halborn's expertise in security assessments, threat intelligence, and risk management. As financial institutions increasingly venture into the digital asset space, the partnership seeks to address the pressing security concerns that have historically hindered institutional adoption. With digital asset platforms suffering losses exceeding $3 billion due to hacks last year, the need for robust security measures is paramount. Fuze and Halborn plan to work together on regulatory policies, share best practices, and co-author educational content to foster a secure environment for digital asset operations. Mo Ali Yusuf, CEO of Fuze, emphasized that the collaboration provides institutions with a comprehensive solution to launch compliant digital asset services, while Halborn's Co-Founder Rob Behnke underscored the critical role of security in facilitating institutional adoption and long-term growth in the digital asset economy.
Source: Fintech News ME
