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Title: TLN VAULT Introduces New Security Architecture Focused on Zero-Trust Design for Digital Asset Custody

Denver, Colorado, United States, 18th Dec 2025 - TLN VAULT, the asset-custody division of Thrive Financial, just announced an update to its security framework, introducing a zero-trust–based design intended to strengthen user authentication, data protection, and operational transparency across its digital asset services.The updated framework incorporates a layered approach combining AES-256 encryption, multi-factor user authentication, expanded cold-storage procedures, and enhanced monitoring systems. According to the company, the changes were made in response to the growing need for more structured and transparent security practices within the digital-asset sector.Under the updated architecture, user data and private keys continue to be encrypted using AES-256, a widely adopted cryptographic standard in financial and government systems. The platform also implements multi-factor authentication involving biometric options and hardware-based devices for higher-risk actions, including withdrawals and security-related account changes.TLN VAULT has also outlined a revised asset-segregation policy designed to maintain a clear distinction between user assets and company operational funds. A majority of user holdings are stored in offline environments supported by multi-signature authorization procedures. In addition, the company has expanded its monitoring processes through a new system that analyzes account-activity patterns and flags unusual behavior for review. The system assists TLN VAULT’s risk-management team in identifying anomalies such as atypical login locations or large transfer requests, enabling the team to respond according to internal protocols.One of the Senior Managing Partner at Thrive Financial, said:“Security expectations within digital finance continu...

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