Fortifying applications in the Ethereum and Starknet ecosystems
Our auditing specialists perform in-depth security assessments, ensuring you can maintain confidence in the security of your smart contracts. We offer thorough one-time audits or continual security reviews employing an agile, hands-on approach, detecting critical issues, remediating vulnerabilities, and reducing risks.
Securing leading web3 projects
Benefits of our auditing process
In Nethermind, we adopt an agile approach, meaning our team can deliver value quickly, and with complete process transparency. You'll be invited to participate actively throughout the auditing process. We maintain regular communication with our clients through scheduled sync calls, providing progress updates, and descriptions of discovered bugs on an ongoing basis.
Transparency
The regular sync calls expose how the audit is progressing. No black boxes.
Reduced idle time
Rather than waiting for the final audit report, the client receives partial reports throughout the process enabling code corrections while the audit is still in progress.
Close client collaboration
We unlock time efficiencies while conducting the audit. A collaborative client relationship allows us to rapidly evaluate and understand the smart contracts and increases the quality of the audit report.
Leveraging in-house expertise
Our auditors will work in tandem with our engineers to detail your protocol's vulnerabilities and to propose a robust resolution.
Lines of Code audited during 2022
vulnerabilities found in Cairo and Solidity smart contracts
of suggested remedies immediately implemented
Team background
At this moment, 40% of the team are PhD holder. They have published a combined 145+ articles and scientific papers in world class conferences and journals and they have accumulate 1,300+ citations in Google Scholar in the fields of Computer Networks, Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering. Lastly, the most senior engineers have one decade of teaching experience in undergraduate and graduate courses in Computer Science.