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Kristal Security Center

Security is our highest priority. Learn how you can protect yourself against identity theft and other security risks.

Computer Security

Use a personal firewall

A personal firewall protects your computer against unauthorized access.

Beware of malware infection with drive by download

Drive-by downloads may happen when visiting a malicious or vulnerable website, viewing an email message or by clicking on a deceptive pop-up window. Malware is malicious software installed on your computer which has a harmful intent that can, for example, capture your login password, and other personal data. The best way to protect yourself from malware is to exercise caution before installing programs on your computer or opening email attachments.

  • Only install applications and software from well known companies you trust
  • Make sure your computer is cleansed from viruses/spyware and has up-to-date anti-virus and anti-spyware software installed
  • Keep your operating system and browser up-to-date with the latest security updates and patches

Secure your password

  • Do not disclose it to anyone (including Kristal employees)
  • Use a strong password
  • Do not use the same password for multiple web applications
  • Remember to change your Password every 30-60 days.
  • Do not auto save your passwords

Account Security

Review your account information

  • Sign on at least once a week and review your account information. If you notice any changes to your account that you didn't make, contact Kristal Support immediately.
  • Review your bank transactions regularly to make sure these only reflect transactions you have made. If you spot a problem, contact Kristal Support immediately.
  • Review regularly who has access to your account to ensure any authorized users are current.
  • Keep your mobile number & email address updated in Kristal records for secure authentication and transactions on the Kristal platform.
  • Kristal Support Contact: support@kristal.ai

Website Impersonation

How to identify website impersonation

  • Carefully look at the address bar and URL. A secure site starts with https:// or shows a lock symbol — a sign the owner uses encryption to protect data.
  • Check the contact page. If you don't see multiple options (phone, email, live chat, or physical address) then proceed with caution.
  • Double-check the domain name. Scammers create similar domain names with subtle changes you may not notice — always verify the address bar.
  • Watch for poor grammar and spelling. Excessive errors can mean the site went up quickly and is not legitimate.

Communicate securely with Kristal

  • Keep your contact information updated with Kristal.
  • All transactions and account changes are allowed only after authentication with your contact information.
  • Contact us securely by email at support@kristal.ai or on +65 92391022.
  • Kristal will never ask for your password or any personal information. Contact Kristal Support immediately if you receive any such request.

Phishing Attacks

Email security

Several signs can help you determine if an email is legitimate or a spoof. Below are some ways to recognize and protect yourself from fraudulent emails.

What is a spoof?

Spoof emails (also known as phishing or hoax emails) appear to be from well known companies. An email may claim there is an urgent situation concerning your account, then ask you to click a link to a spoof website to provide personal information. Even if you do not supply information, selecting the link may enable thieves to access your computer, record your keystrokes, and capture your passwords.

How to spot a spoof?

Sense of urgency: messages claim your account will be closed or suspended. Spelling errors: obvious errors help spoof emails avoid spam filters. All Kristal emails are sent only from the @kristal.ai domain. Please report any suspicious emails to Kristal Support immediately (support@kristal.ai or +65 92391022).

Security at Kristal

How we protect our platform, your data, and your investments — from network to endpoint.

Network Security

Kristal hosts its servers on Amazon Web Services (AWS), with industry-standard security compliances and privacy policies. AWS architecture incorporates data encryption, DDoS mitigation and network management aligned with industry best practices.

Perimeter Network

All external-facing networks are secured with restricted port-level access behind a Web Application Firewall and DDoS protection for all internet traffic.

Internal Network

Internal networks are hardened and no internet access can directly reach any systems or applications. System-level access is secured over VPN.

Data Encryption

Kristal employs secure encryption for data at rest and in transit. All communications are encrypted over Secure Sockets Layer, and all storage media is encrypted.

Endpoint Security

All end-user devices are password protected and encrypted. Corporate devices are managed and remotely monitored using MDM software to ensure compliance.

Privacy Policy

Personal data is never used without consent from the data subject. Read more about our privacy policy.

Organizational Policies

Stringent organizational policies protect device, data and employee security. All employees complete annual security training.

Development Cycle

Developers follow documented procedures at every phase. Code is reviewed before execution and automated SAST is performed, following OWASP secure-coding guidelines.

Spotted something suspicious?

Report it to us immediately — real people, fast responses.