Code Audits
OpSec Audit
Your protocol is only as secure as your operational setup. We evaluate key management, access controls, and attack surface exposure to keep your project bulletproof. Your organization is only as secure as its weakest link.
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Our audit process
We tailor our audits to your project’s needs
1
Scoping & Planning
We define the engagement scope, timeline, and key focus areas based on your project’s requirements.
2
Research & Analysis
Our team studies the architecture, documentation, and technical details to fully understand the system.
3
In-Depth Review
We conduct a thorough security assessment, identifying vulnerabilities, inefficiencies, and risks.
4
Validation
Using automated and manual techniques, we validate the system under real-world conditions.
5
Reporting & Recommendations
We deliver clear findings with actionable steps to enhance security and performance.
What is an OpSec Audit?
An OpSec Audit (Operational Security) evaluates your project's internal security posture, because your organization is only as secure as its weakest link. We assess key management, access controls, employee security practices, multisig setups, and governance structures to identify potential risks. Attackers often exploit human errors rather than just code flaws. Our audit ensures your organization is hardened against both technical and social engineering threats.
Why is an OpSec Audit Important?
Security
Prevents hacks and exploits.
Trust
Increases confidence for investors and users.
Compliance
Helps meet regulatory requirements.
Cost Savings
Fixing issues before deployment avoids costly security breaches.
Why work with us?
Discover our streamlined 4-step methodology
1
Define Scope and Timeline
We begin by discussing the scope of the project and establishing a clear timeline & pricing for the audit.
2
Collaborative Environment
The team will keep constant communication with the client, utilizing seamless issue tracking and discussions throughout the audit.
3
Fix Review Period
A dedicated period is allocated to review and verify all fixes, ensuring they meet our quality standards.
4
Comprehensive Report Delivery
Upon completion, a detailed audit report is meticulously crafted and delivered to you.
Frequent answers and questions
Check out the OpSec Audit F.A.Q.
How can an OpSec Audit help prevent a hack similar to the $1.5B ByBit exploit?
An OpSec audit establishes guidelines, such as manually verifying the payloads being signed, which would effectively prevent exploits like the ByBit hack.
What is an OpSec audit in blockchain security?
It reviews key management, access control, multisig security, and team security practices.
How can an OpSec audit prevent insider threats?
By enforcing role-based access controls, monitoring admin activity, and securing private keys.
What are common weaknesses in Web3 operational security?
Poor key storage, lack of multi-factor authentication, and inadequate internal security protocols.
What role does multisig play in OpSec audits?
It adds an extra security layer by requiring multiple approvals before executing critical actions.
