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Industries · Institutional

Institutions operate onchain securely with Guardian.

Security services and partnership that match the gravity of regulated onchain operations.

  • Advisory & roadmap
  • Smart contract audits
  • Pentests
The intersection of your systems and blockchain
EXISTING INSTITUTION ONCHAIN Custody & books Compliance Client reporting Tokenized assets Settlement contracts Onchain treasury GUARDIAN COVERS 01 ADVISE the route across 02 AUDIT what you deploy 03 PENTEST what carries it
$45B+In digital assets secured across Guardian engagements
300+Critical vulnerabilities reported and resolved
150+Teams trusting Guardian with their contracts
25+Global security competition wins
01 · Advisory

A roadmap and the solutions to come onchain.

Deciding what custody looks like, who can sign, which chain and which bridge, and how the smart contracts are designed. Guardian advises on those decisions while they are still decisions, and builds the control or the document that answers them.

Start with advisory
  • Target architecture What goes onchain and what stays off it, which chain and why, custody and signing model, and the upgrade and pause paths you will need on your worst day.
  • Counterparty and integration review The bridges, custodians, oracles, and protocols you would depend on, assessed as concentrations of risk rather than as logos on a slide.
  • Control design Trust boundaries, privileged roles, approval thresholds, and key custody, specified before they are built rather than audited after.
  • Committee-ready evidence Plain-language risk framing, residual exposure, and control ownership, in the form a risk committee, a board, or a regulator will actually read.
  • Technical diligence Technical responses for exchanges, custodians, auditors, and institutional partners asking what your controls are before they will transact.
The routemandate → live
01 · Mandate and constraints what the committee will allow 02 · Target architecture chain, custody, signing, pause 03 · Controls and evidence roles, thresholds, residual risk 04 · First settled transaction audited, pentested, reversible SCOPE DESIGN CONTROLS GO LIVE
Start here

The Digital Asset Security Pilot.

A low commitment way to work with Guardian, structured to be straightforward for a vendor process to accept. Choose the modules that matter to your roadmap and the engagement is scoped around them.

  • Architecture assessment
  • Standards alignment
  • Assurance engineering
  • Smart contract audit
  • Offchain pentests
Book a pilot overview call See how the pilot works
02 · Smart Contract Audits

Three independent passes over the same code.

Two competing teams review the same scope in parallel, one driving expert manual analysis and one leveraging frontier AI, while an exhaustive invariant suite fuzzes underneath both. Independent passes find different things. Run together, they leave far less unreached than any one of them does alone.

Start a contract audit
Exhaustive Fuzzing All reachable states, edge cases, regressions 0.0%
Team A Expert manual analysis 0.0%
Team B Frontier AI, billions of tokens 0.0%
Your codebase
0.0% Combined coverage
  • Launches Pre-production review for new markets, token systems, and settlement contracts, scoped by what the code can move rather than by line count alone.
  • Upgrades and migrations Parameter changes, governance actions, and hot fixes reviewed against the deployed state, not only against the diff.
  • Integrations The protocols, bridges, and oracles you depend on, reviewed at the boundary where their assumptions become yours.
  • Economic assumptions Liquidation, pricing, and incentive paths tested where being directionally right is still expensive.
  • Remediation to closed Findings are tracked through fix and re-review. A report that lists issues without confirming they were closed is half a deliverable.
03 · Pentests

Offchain pentests for critical surfaces.

The contracts are one surface. The cloud account that can redeploy them, the web app that decides whether a withdrawal proceeds, the API key that outlives the employee who made it, and the SDK your counterparties install are all on the same path to the same assets. Guardian tests each of them the way an attacker reaches them.

  • Infrastructure pentest Cloud posture, IAM and trust policies, data at rest, secrets handling, build and deploy, containers and clusters, and the vendor consoles that can change production. Scope this
  • WebApp pentest Authentication, authorization, value-moving flows, client-side surface, business logic, and every parameter the application accepts. Scope this
  • API pentest Key scoping, endpoint authorization, abuse resistance, surface discovery, and the account-recovery paths that bypass all of it. Scope this
  • SDK audit What the library encodes and hands to a wallet, how it treats keys and credentials, and the gap between the repository and the published package. Scope this
  • Browser extension pentest Permissions and manifest, content scripts, internal messaging, key and session storage, signing flows, and the supply chain behind an update. Scope this
The offchain path to the same assets5 surfaces
OFFCHAIN Extension Web app API SDK / client libraries Cloud & CI/CD CHAIN BOUNDARY ONCHAIN Contracts, custody, and the assets themselves A single reachable surface above the line is enough.
Security & compliance

Standards and controls we hold ourselves to.

The evidence your risk team will ask for, stated as it actually stands rather than as it reads best.

  • NIST CSF 2.0 Aligned Internal controls mapped to the framework your reviewers already read.
  • CCSS Aligned Our own key management held to the same bar we assess yours against.
  • SOC 2 Type II Auditor engaged Underway. We will tell your risk team exactly where we are in it.

Secure your digital assets program with Guardian.

The earlier Guardian sees the architecture, the cheaper every decision after it gets. Tell us what you are being asked to put onchain and we will tell you what it will take to defend it.

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