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HR calls all day long to chase me.
I'm here. I'm here to say that being overly open may also mean that there aren't sufficient security measures to protect investors' sensitive information, thereby increasing the risks of data breaches and cybersecurity incidents.
For example, if a trading system allows users to access and modify their investment portfolios too easily, hackers may exploit these vulnerabilities to steal funds or sensitive data. We need to start with education and training. Such a ridiculous error should never happen; we should proceed with caution. Instead, every time during training, they say, "No, that’s not the case!" In the end, for convenience, they simply pick up their phones and photograph the screen, just like forgetting to wear a mask—letting their guard down and becoming infected with a virus. It’s truly absurd.
To prevent these risks, it is important to ensure that trading platforms and investment tools have appropriate regulatory oversight and security measures to protect investors’ interests and maintain market stability. It’s not just about the fonts on PTT; cybersecurity also compounds over time.
Strict user identity verification procedures, encrypted communications, and measures such as regularly reviewing and updating security protocols should be implemented in the app.