MTradecraft, LLC

MTradecraft, LLC

Business Consulting and Services

Dallas, TX 429 followers

MTradecraft specializes in providing corporate intelligence and cybersecurity consulting to SEC registered firms.

About us

MTradecraft specializes in conducting top-tier corporate intelligence operations and cybersecurity consulting services tailored for SEC registered RIAs, hedge funds, broker-dealers, and family offices. We operate as a BrainTrust to our clients; meaning there is never a conflict of interest in our consultations. Our expertise lies in performing rigorous penetration testing, conducting comprehensive cyber compliance audits, and providing cutting-edge corporate intelligence research to over 250 SEC registered firms. With a deep understanding of the technical landscape and regulatory requirements, we ensure that your digital assets and client data are safeguarded against evolving cyber threats and regulatory audits.

Website
https://www.mtradecraft.net
Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2009
Specialties
Cybersecurity, Registered Investment Advisors, CTA, Broker-Dealers, SEC Compliance, RIA Compliance, SEC Cybersecurity, RIA Cybersecurity, RIA, Hedge Fund Cybersecurity, Hedge Fund Compliance, Family Office Cybersecurity, RIA Penetration Testing, SEC Penetration Testing, OSINT, Open Source Intelligence, cyberweapons, sigint, signals intelligence, corporate espionage, espionage, and cyberwarfare

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  • I have performed over 300 cyber audits on financial firms. I can count the number of firms that chose #1 on one hand. 99% choose #2. My most secure and compliant clients are excited to embrace #3.

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    I know where financial institutions bury bodies.

    I have performed over 300 cyber audits on financial firms. I can count the number of firms that chose option #1 on one hand. 99% choose #2. My most secure and compliant clients are excited to embrace #3. Let the SEC's latest actions be a serious warning: If you are an RIA and you allow your employees to use their own cell phones for work you are potentially opening yourself up to serious liabilities. RIAs have to choose between three models. 1. Allow employees to conduct business on personal phones. Install mobile management software that controls their devices and violates their right to privacy. (Your employees and IT dept will hate you) 2. Allow employees to conduct business, take calls, and answer emails on personal phones. If you aren't actively reviewing ALL their text, calls, and emails you are opening yourself up to a very large fine from the SEC. (See article) 3. Do not allow personal communication devices in the firms network. Ever wonder why NSA, CIA, DIA, Google, Facebook, X, and Tesla employees carry two cell phones? It isn't because they aren't technically savvy enough to install work and personal profiles on their devices.

    SEC Charges Advisory Firm Senvest Management with Recordkeeping and Other Failures

    SEC Charges Advisory Firm Senvest Management with Recordkeeping and Other Failures

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  • What position was Sammy given on his new board?

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    I know where financial institutions bury bodies.

    A recent photo of Sam Bankman-Fried (Bankman-Jailed?) meeting with his new board members. In the photo he can be seen showing off the latest prison chic fashion and looking tough as ever.

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  • Please forgive the terrible Zoolander references in our marketing. Hopefully, look to us for cybersecurity compliance advice, and not marketing advice. With that said.... We're excited to present our newest YouTube video titled "A Really, Really, Ridiculously Super-Helpful Video for SEC Executives Who Don’t Understand Cybersecurity So Good". We Cover: -What the SEC expects you to know -The vital role of cybersecurity in today's digital age -Unveiling how "Cybersecurity Compliance Rules are IN the regulations" -Effective strategies for managing cyber risk while striving to comply with SEC regulations -Tips and Tricks on how to manage your SEC cybersecurity compliance program -Regulation 206(4)-9 and discuss practical ways to tackle the new cyber regulations. And that's just scratching the surface! https://lnkd.in/gHnnPDM6

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