AlphaPoint Secures Srikant Manda as Chief Information Security Officer
- Manda has extensive experience in cybersecurity, a must-have when working in the crypto industry.

AlphaPoint, a white label solutions provider for digital currency exchanges, announced on Thursday that it has appointed Srikant “Sri” Manda as Chief Information Security Officer. Manda is an experienced cybersecurity executive and is the first to join the company in this position.
Mandra brings more than a decade worth of experience in cybersecurity to the company. During his career, he has focused on the governance, architecture and operations experience. Manda has held positions in cybersecurity operations at Citigroup and TD Bank. His most recent positions were at Juniper Networks and Fortinet, where he led architecture and security teams.

Commenting on his new position, Manda said: “one of the reasons I am especially excited to join AlphaPoint is that it’s clear that the company already prioritizes security — internally as a company as well as for its customers. For example, their partnership with Intel offers a trusted security-focused solution backed by Intel's Software Guard Extensions (SGXs).”

AlphaPoint’s co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Joe Ventura, added: “there is a lot of scrutiny around hacks and lost funds on cryptocurrency exchanges and we do not take this challenge lightly."
“We work every day to protect our clients and ensure the safety and security of our products and customers through multilayer cybersecurity, physical security, and operational best practices. Sri coming on board doubles down on our commitment to be a security first company.”
Protecting a hacking-prone industry
Security hacks in the cryptocurrency industry have become increasingly problematic. One of the most notable hacks was to Japanese exchange Coincheck on January 26 this year. Unidentified hackers managed to steal more than $500 million worth of NEW tokens. At the time of the attack, the tokens were worth about $0.94 apiece. It took the exchange around eight hours before they noticed the attack.
As a result, the company experienced financial troubles which led to Japanese Online Trading Online Trading Online trading represents the trading of fiat currencies, digital currencies, commodities, stocks and indices, where traders and investors intend to make a profit, via the purchase or sale of the aforementioned products. This is done through an electronic network, made accessible by brokers in the form of an online trading platform or hub.Online trading continues to see a rapid growth year on year, due to a number of reasons. Firstly, the number of brokers offering their services, with more money being spent on advertisements and sponsorships to attract potential traders. Secondly, more traders are aware of the ease in applying for online accounts; the low barrier to entry now means a trader only needs to deposit virtually as little as one wants in order to places trades. Thirdly, the improvement of financial technology, better performing hardware and software, leading to quick and consistent execution, which in turn is helped by higher liquidity, and reduced trading costs such spreads and commissions, have fueled the retail trading industry immensely. How to Trade Online?Before the emergence of the Internet, traders would have to place trades over the phone, which could be rather cumbersome, especially if one wanted to place multiple trades in a short space of time. Indeed, online trading has opened a new field of trading in the form of foreign exchange scalping, whether manually, or by way of automated trading robots. An example of online trading is the trading the foreign exchange market with a forex broker, using a platform which the broker will provide. The trader installs the platform on their computer, and they are given the information and tools needed to start trading. The most common online retail platform for forex trading is known as MetaTrader 4 (MT4). Online trading represents the trading of fiat currencies, digital currencies, commodities, stocks and indices, where traders and investors intend to make a profit, via the purchase or sale of the aforementioned products. This is done through an electronic network, made accessible by brokers in the form of an online trading platform or hub.Online trading continues to see a rapid growth year on year, due to a number of reasons. Firstly, the number of brokers offering their services, with more money being spent on advertisements and sponsorships to attract potential traders. Secondly, more traders are aware of the ease in applying for online accounts; the low barrier to entry now means a trader only needs to deposit virtually as little as one wants in order to places trades. Thirdly, the improvement of financial technology, better performing hardware and software, leading to quick and consistent execution, which in turn is helped by higher liquidity, and reduced trading costs such spreads and commissions, have fueled the retail trading industry immensely. How to Trade Online?Before the emergence of the Internet, traders would have to place trades over the phone, which could be rather cumbersome, especially if one wanted to place multiple trades in a short space of time. Indeed, online trading has opened a new field of trading in the form of foreign exchange scalping, whether manually, or by way of automated trading robots. An example of online trading is the trading the foreign exchange market with a forex broker, using a platform which the broker will provide. The trader installs the platform on their computer, and they are given the information and tools needed to start trading. The most common online retail platform for forex trading is known as MetaTrader 4 (MT4). Read this Term giant Monex acquiring the firm. According to our report on the acquisition earlier this year, the deal was worth $33.5 million.

Salil Donde, AlphaPoint's Chief Executive Officer, noted: “Sri has successfully implemented best practices around cloud and application security within the financial services industry and is well positioned to oversee the security of AlphaPoint’s technology and products as well as to further mitigate any potential technology threats."
“AlphaPoint implements best practices and leads the way in terms of security. We are excited for Sri to ensure that AlphaPoint continues to set the precedent for others in the industry to follow.”
AlphaPoint, a white label solutions provider for digital currency exchanges, announced on Thursday that it has appointed Srikant “Sri” Manda as Chief Information Security Officer. Manda is an experienced cybersecurity executive and is the first to join the company in this position.
Mandra brings more than a decade worth of experience in cybersecurity to the company. During his career, he has focused on the governance, architecture and operations experience. Manda has held positions in cybersecurity operations at Citigroup and TD Bank. His most recent positions were at Juniper Networks and Fortinet, where he led architecture and security teams.

Commenting on his new position, Manda said: “one of the reasons I am especially excited to join AlphaPoint is that it’s clear that the company already prioritizes security — internally as a company as well as for its customers. For example, their partnership with Intel offers a trusted security-focused solution backed by Intel's Software Guard Extensions (SGXs).”

AlphaPoint’s co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Joe Ventura, added: “there is a lot of scrutiny around hacks and lost funds on cryptocurrency exchanges and we do not take this challenge lightly."
“We work every day to protect our clients and ensure the safety and security of our products and customers through multilayer cybersecurity, physical security, and operational best practices. Sri coming on board doubles down on our commitment to be a security first company.”
Protecting a hacking-prone industry
Security hacks in the cryptocurrency industry have become increasingly problematic. One of the most notable hacks was to Japanese exchange Coincheck on January 26 this year. Unidentified hackers managed to steal more than $500 million worth of NEW tokens. At the time of the attack, the tokens were worth about $0.94 apiece. It took the exchange around eight hours before they noticed the attack.
As a result, the company experienced financial troubles which led to Japanese Online Trading Online Trading Online trading represents the trading of fiat currencies, digital currencies, commodities, stocks and indices, where traders and investors intend to make a profit, via the purchase or sale of the aforementioned products. This is done through an electronic network, made accessible by brokers in the form of an online trading platform or hub.Online trading continues to see a rapid growth year on year, due to a number of reasons. Firstly, the number of brokers offering their services, with more money being spent on advertisements and sponsorships to attract potential traders. Secondly, more traders are aware of the ease in applying for online accounts; the low barrier to entry now means a trader only needs to deposit virtually as little as one wants in order to places trades. Thirdly, the improvement of financial technology, better performing hardware and software, leading to quick and consistent execution, which in turn is helped by higher liquidity, and reduced trading costs such spreads and commissions, have fueled the retail trading industry immensely. How to Trade Online?Before the emergence of the Internet, traders would have to place trades over the phone, which could be rather cumbersome, especially if one wanted to place multiple trades in a short space of time. Indeed, online trading has opened a new field of trading in the form of foreign exchange scalping, whether manually, or by way of automated trading robots. An example of online trading is the trading the foreign exchange market with a forex broker, using a platform which the broker will provide. The trader installs the platform on their computer, and they are given the information and tools needed to start trading. The most common online retail platform for forex trading is known as MetaTrader 4 (MT4). Online trading represents the trading of fiat currencies, digital currencies, commodities, stocks and indices, where traders and investors intend to make a profit, via the purchase or sale of the aforementioned products. This is done through an electronic network, made accessible by brokers in the form of an online trading platform or hub.Online trading continues to see a rapid growth year on year, due to a number of reasons. Firstly, the number of brokers offering their services, with more money being spent on advertisements and sponsorships to attract potential traders. Secondly, more traders are aware of the ease in applying for online accounts; the low barrier to entry now means a trader only needs to deposit virtually as little as one wants in order to places trades. Thirdly, the improvement of financial technology, better performing hardware and software, leading to quick and consistent execution, which in turn is helped by higher liquidity, and reduced trading costs such spreads and commissions, have fueled the retail trading industry immensely. How to Trade Online?Before the emergence of the Internet, traders would have to place trades over the phone, which could be rather cumbersome, especially if one wanted to place multiple trades in a short space of time. Indeed, online trading has opened a new field of trading in the form of foreign exchange scalping, whether manually, or by way of automated trading robots. An example of online trading is the trading the foreign exchange market with a forex broker, using a platform which the broker will provide. The trader installs the platform on their computer, and they are given the information and tools needed to start trading. The most common online retail platform for forex trading is known as MetaTrader 4 (MT4). Read this Term giant Monex acquiring the firm. According to our report on the acquisition earlier this year, the deal was worth $33.5 million.

Salil Donde, AlphaPoint's Chief Executive Officer, noted: “Sri has successfully implemented best practices around cloud and application security within the financial services industry and is well positioned to oversee the security of AlphaPoint’s technology and products as well as to further mitigate any potential technology threats."
“AlphaPoint implements best practices and leads the way in terms of security. We are excited for Sri to ensure that AlphaPoint continues to set the precedent for others in the industry to follow.”