Last updated: January 2026
1. Security at COZMUS
Security is foundational to COZMUS. As a financial infrastructure provider operating in regulated environments, our systems are engineered to meet enterprise-grade security, resilience, and governance requirements.
Our approach prioritizes defense-in-depth, least-privilege access, continuous monitoring, and auditability across all layers of the platform.
2. Infrastructure Security
COZMUS operates on hardened and isolated infrastructure environments designed to minimize attack surface and contain risk.
- Network segmentation and controlled ingress/egress
- Strict firewall rules and private service endpoints
- Environment isolation between production, staging, and development
- Continuous system and network monitoring
3. Data Protection & Encryption
Protecting sensitive and regulated data is a core design requirement. COZMUS applies industry-standard cryptographic controls throughout the data lifecycle.
- Encryption in transit using secure TLS protocols
- Encryption at rest using strong, industry-accepted standards
- Secure key management and rotation practices
- Strict separation of encryption keys and application data
4. Access Control & Identity Management
Access to COZMUS systems is restricted on a need-to-know basis and governed by formal access control policies.
- Role-based access control (RBAC)
- Least-privilege enforcement across systems
- Multi-factor authentication for privileged access
- Centralized logging of access and administrative actions
5. Application Security
Security is embedded into the software development lifecycle at COZMUS. Applications are designed and reviewed with a security-first mindset.
- Secure coding standards and internal reviews
- Input validation and request integrity controls
- Protection against common application-layer threats
- Regular dependency and vulnerability assessments
6. Transaction Monitoring & Risk Controls
COZMUS systems are built to support real-time transaction monitoring, anomaly detection, and risk-based controls required in financial environments.
- Transaction-level monitoring and alerting
- Configurable thresholds and risk rules
- Full audit trails for investigation and reporting
- Integration with compliance and fraud workflows
7. Logging, Auditing & Traceability
Comprehensive logging and traceability are critical for operational transparency and regulatory oversight.
- Centralized logging across infrastructure and applications
- Immutable audit records for critical actions
- Time-synchronized logs for accurate forensic analysis
- Retention aligned with regulatory requirements
8. Incident Detection & Response
COZMUS maintains incident detection and response procedures designed to rapidly identify, contain, and mitigate security events.
Our response processes include investigation, remediation, internal escalation, and post-incident review to continuously improve controls.
9. Compliance & Regulatory Alignment
COZMUS security practices are aligned with the expectations of regulated financial environments and support compliance obligations, including:
- AML and KYC operational requirements
- Data protection and privacy regulations
- Audit and reporting obligations
- Jurisdiction-specific regulatory controls
10. Third-Party Risk Management
Where third-party services or providers are used, COZMUS applies due diligence, contractual safeguards, and ongoing risk assessments to ensure security expectations are met.
11. Responsible Disclosure
COZMUS encourages responsible disclosure of potential security issues. If you believe you have identified a vulnerability, please report it to:
security@cozmus.com
Reports will be reviewed promptly and handled in accordance with our internal security response processes.