Security IT Support Engineer
About the job
- At least 2 years of experience in an IT support or IT operations role.
- Experience with identity and access management, mobile device management, and endpoint security tools.
- Some exposure to patch management and an understanding of the concept.
- Prior exposure to vulnerability scanning and a basic understanding of scan results.
- Understanding of how workplace AI tools are used and the associated security considerations.
- Ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly to non-technical stakeholders.
- Ability to work self-directed, anticipate needs, and maintain project momentum without external follow-up.
- Serve as the organisation's first line of IT support, resolve issues, meet service-level agreements, and keep operations moving.
- Manage the full lifecycle of laptops, desktops, mobile devices, and virtual desktops, including deployment, configuration, and troubleshooting.
- Keep endpoints, workstations, cloud servers, and virtual desktop infrastructure environments patched; track required patches, implement them, and report status.
- Conduct regular vulnerability scans across the environment, interpret results, prioritize findings by risk, and drive remediation through completion.
- Manage user accounts and access rights, enforce least privilege, and securely handle provisioning and deprovisioning.
- Help implement and monitor endpoint protection, data loss prevention, email security, and network security controls.
- Maintain an accurate inventory of assets, including their location and assigned users.
- Set up employee accounts and equipment during onboarding and revoke access during offboarding.
- Help teams adopt AI tools safely, identify risks such as prompt injection, data leakage, and insecure integrations, track AI tools in use, and establish appropriate safeguards.
- IT or security certifications such as CISSP, CompTIA Security+, AWS, or Microsoft certifications.
- Experience setting up physical office IT, including networking equipment, workstations, and cabling.
- Basic scripting ability in Python, Bash, or PowerShell to automate repetitive tasks.
- Exposure to large language model security concepts, including prompt injection, data leakage, and agentic risks, including through independent reading or research.
- Experience in a fast-paced or high-security environment.
About the company
Crypto.com operates a digital finance platform that enables trading and managing cryptocurrencies, and also offers card issuance and other financial products for individuals and institutions. It works by providing a crypto trading platform, a wallet-like experience, and card services, supported by fees from trades and premium products, with additional revenue from card issuance and related services. The company differentiates itself through a strong emphasis on regulatory compliance, security, and privacy certifications, aiming to handle large user volumes and deliver a trusted, secure user experience. Its goal is to accelerate the adoption of cryptocurrency and place Cryptocurrency in Every Wallet, building a fairer and more inclusive digital ecosystem.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$453.7M
Headquarters
Central and Western District, Hong Kong
Founded
2016
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Robinhood's September 2026 partnership expands Crypto.com distribution into mainstream retail trading.
- Emirates accepted Crypto.com Pay in July 2026, strengthening real-world payments credibility.
- Tokenized stocks and prediction markets diversify revenue beyond spot crypto trading during 2026.
What critics are saying
- Crypto.com cut 12% of staff in March 2026, signaling continued cost pressure and execution strain.
- Status pages show September 2026 deposit suspensions, ACH delays, and network disruptions undermining trust.
- Regulatory whiplash from tokenized stocks and prediction markets can stall U.S. expansion if CFTC or SEC acts.
What makes Crypto.com unique
- Crypto.com and OG.com now power Robinhood prediction markets, validated by September 8, 2026.
- Crypto.com launched tokenized stocks in August 2026, offering 1,500 assets and 24/7 access.
- Citadel Securities invested $400 million in July 2026, valuing Crypto.com at $20 billion.
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1%Robinhood Markets has partnered with Crypto.com to offer yes-or-no prediction market contracts on its app, whilst taking minority stakes in both Crypto.com and its prediction markets unit, OG.com. Financial terms were not disclosed. Under the multi-year agreement, event contracts from OG.com will be available on Robinhood's platform. Crypto.com has spun OG out as a standalone company. The deal expands Robinhood's prediction markets presence beyond its existing partnership with Kalshi. Event contracts revenue surged more than tenfold to $156 million in the second quarter, with contracts traded exceeding 13.6 billion. Crypto.com is working towards an IPO, though no timing has been decided. The prediction markets sector has seen trading volume across Kalshi and Polymarket surpass $130 billion in 2025.
Robinhood Markets has partnered with Crypto.com to offer yes-or-no prediction market contracts on its app. The multi-year deal includes Robinhood taking minority stakes in both Crypto.com and its prediction markets unit, OG.com, though financial terms were not disclosed. Event contracts from OG.com will be available on Robinhood's platform. Crypto.com has spun out OG as a standalone company, previously valued at $5 billion when Citadel Securities invested in July. The partnership aims to attract more traders to prediction markets, with both companies discussing additional products like equity-linked perpetual futures. Robinhood's prediction markets business has grown substantially, with event contracts revenue reaching $156 million in Q2, up more than tenfold year-over-year.
A Crypto.com user discovered his exchange account was inaccessible despite receiving login confirmation emails, with his funds frozen inside. The user, who had operated the account normally for years, found the platform returning "401 Unauthorized" errors when attempting to access his funds. Customer support provided contradictory information, first calling the account "rejected," then claiming no account existed under his email address. After BeInCrypto contacted Crypto.com with detailed questions, the exchange issued a vague statement citing regulatory compliance obligations and potential account restrictions during reviews, but provided no specific timeline for resolution. The company declined to comment on individual accounts or confirm whether the user's case involved such a review. Similar complaints have appeared in Crypto.com's public forums, with users reporting comparable access issues and support loops. Eight days after the incident, the user's funds remain inaccessible.
Crypto.com has launched Tokenized Stocks, allowing users to gain exposure to US equities and ETFs through its app. The service offers access to 1,500 underlying stocks and funds from as little as $1. Available to eligible users in the EEA and other approved jurisdictions, the product provides 24/7 trading of tokenised stocks tracking assets like NVDA, TSLA, and AAPL, as well as commodity ETFs. Users can trade fractionally with fast settlement outside traditional market hours. The tokenised stocks are derivative instruments tracking price performance without conferring ownership or shareholder rights, though users may receive dividend equivalent adjustments. Underlying assets are held with Alpaca, a US-regulated broker-dealer. For a limited period, Crypto.com offers zero-commission trading on Tokenised Stocks. The service is provided by Foris Capital CY Limited, regulated by Cyprus's financial authority.
Emirates has begun accepting cryptocurrency payments for flights through Crypto.com Pay on its website and mobile app. The service, launched on 28 July, is available to eligible UAE residents for bookings priced in Emirati dirham. The implementation follows a partnership agreement signed in July 2025. Customers with Crypto.com accounts can now pay directly from their digital wallets, with transactions processed according to UAE regulatory standards. Emirates is the world's largest long-haul international carrier. For the financial year ended 31 March 2026, the airline posted record profits of AED 19.7 billion (approximately $5.4 billion) on revenue of roughly $41 billion. The carrier transported 53.2 million passengers during the period. The Dubai-based airline operates a fleet of about 277 aircraft serving more than 140 destinations.