Confidentiality is the cornerstone of the competitive advantage offered by the arbitration system compared to public courts. But how do we ensure this confidentiality in a virtual digital environment?
Cyber Threats in the Economic Sector
Arbitration files contain trade secrets, massive financial agreements, and sensitive personal data. Leaking any of these documents could lead to multi-billion disasters for companies. Relying on transferring files via popular non-encrypted business applications is considered a serious loophole in managing modern arbitration centers.
Full Encryption for Files and Accounts on the "Tahkeem" Platform
At the Tahkeem platform, we recognize this core challenge, and therefore the platform was built on a hack-resistant infrastructure with End-to-End Encryption for all conversations and documents uploaded to the system.
The system ensures that each party's individual account is protected by multi-factor authentication (2FA), and that login operations are monitored and audited for security.
"We do not only provide a platform for case management, but an impregnable cyber vault that protects investors' secrets and the reputation of arbitration centers."
Strong Governance of Permissions
The system is designed to give the center manager and the "secretary" a precise control panel that determines who sees what. the respondent does not see the hidden claimant memos, and the center's secretariat cannot access the private secret deliberations of the tribunal members.
In addition to the possibility of customizing the platform and installing its servers in compliance with the state's specific technical systems, which ensures digital sovereignty and compliance with data protection legislation in the Arab Gulf.