Comprehensive review and hardening of your multisig setup, key management, upgrade governance, and emergency response. Because your smart contract is only as secure as the keys that control it.
Secure handling of cryptographic keys and credentials
Access control and authentication systems
Hardening and protection of critical infrastructure
Incident handling and business continuity planning
Protect your organization's most valuable assets with comprehensive security measures
Safeguard sensitive data, cryptographic keys, and infrastructure from unauthorized access and theft
Develop robust emergency response plans to minimize downtime and financial impact during security incidents
Align your operational security with the Security Alliance framework. Demonstrate institutional-grade security posture to investors, users, and insurers.
Misconfigured multisigs are one of the most common root causes of protocol compromises.
We benchmark against SEAL standards (4/7 for high-impact operations, 7/9+ for protocol upgrades and treasury access)
Geographic distribution, hardware wallet enforcement, organizational independence
Appropriate delays for upgrade operations
Fast-path for critical security responses
Wormhole ($325M)
Single-signer bridge vulnerability
Nomad ($190M)
Configuration error in upgrade process
Parity ($150M)
Wallet library destruction
Proxy patterns, upgrade timelocks, and governance flows create complex attack surfaces.
Proxy implementation patterns (UUPS, Transparent, Beacon)
Upgrade authorization flows and signer requirements
Timelock durations and bypass conditions
Governance proposal lifecycle security
Emergency pause and circuit-breaker mechanisms
Frontend attacks bypass smart contract security entirely.
DNS registrar configuration and access controls
DNSSEC implementation
Frontend hosting security
CDN configuration and access
SSL/TLS certificate management
Curve DNS hijack
Frontend compromise via DNS takeover
Galxe ($270K drain)
Frontend compromise via domain attack
Dependency attacks target the build pipeline, not the protocol.
npm/pip/cargo dependency trees for known vulnerabilities
Lock file integrity and pinning practices
CI/CD pipeline access controls
Build reproducibility verification
Third-party library audit status
Ledger Connect Kit
Supply chain attack via compromised npm package
Vyper compiler vulnerability ($69M)
Compiler-level vulnerability affecting multiple protocols
Systematic approach to operational security and infrastructure protection
Comprehensive evaluation of your server infrastructure, network architecture, and security configurations to identify operational vulnerabilities.
Implementation of robust access control systems, privileged account management, and multi-factor authentication across all critical systems.
Setting up comprehensive monitoring, logging, and alerting systems to detect and respond to security incidents in real-time.
Developing and implementing standardized security procedures, incident response plans, and operational security policies.
Establishing ongoing security operations including regular assessments, vulnerability management, and security posture monitoring.
Hardening documentation and governance materials
Full findings with severity ratings and evidence
Prioritized remediation steps with implementation guidance
Multisig policies, upgrade procedures, and key management docs
Incident response procedures and escalation paths
Get a free 30-minute security assessment. We will review your codebase scope and flag the top 3 risk areas.
No commitment required. Typical audits start within 1–2 weeks.