Most access trouble does not start with a sophisticated break-in. It starts with a convincing message and a hurried click. The goal is not to be fearful. It is to make a few decisions automatic.
Bookmark Aegis1Capital.com and the published portal
Type the address yourself or use a saved bookmark. Do not rely on a search-result ad, a text message, or an email button as your way into the client portal.
Until an app listing is published by the firm, treat any “urgent login” message that claims to be Aegis1 Capital as unverified.
Treat codes as if they were cash
One-time passwords exist so that a stolen password is not enough. Do not read a code to a caller. Do not enter it on a page you reached from an email. If you receive a code you did not request, change your password from a trusted device and contact the firm on a published number.
Report early, through official channels
If you clicked something you now distrust, or you see a transaction you did not authorise, contact Aegis1 Capital using the numbers and addresses on this site. Do not use a phone number from the suspicious message.
