Dedge Security delivers Web3-native, AI-assisted Security Posture Management (SPM) across smart contracts, wallet infrastructure, onchain governance, and custody configuration, giving institutions continuous visibility and compliance readiness across their full digital asset stacks.
Stablecoin teams typically deploy 2-4 times a year with narrow launch windows and zero tolerance for post-deployment exploits. Dedge embeds into CI/CD to detect vulnerabilities before they reach mainnet, closing the risk window between development and deployment where most exploits originate.
Digital asset exchanges managing wallet infrastructure face approval sprawl and multisig exposure. Dedge monitors multisig configurations, signing authority, and permission structures continuously, surfacing access control risks before they become incidents.
With GENIUS Act, MiCA, and DORA frameworks mandating traceable security evidence, RWA platforms need audit-ready reports. Dedge generates end-to-end traceability from code-to-deployed assets with risk scoring aligned to regulatory frameworks across the US and EU.
Validator operators face continuous exposure across nodes, deployment configs, and dependency chains. Dedge covers Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC), node health monitoring, secrets detection, and dependency vulnerabilities - the full stack beyond smart contracts.
Providers delivering blockchain solutions to financial institutions need a continuous, evidence-backed security posture in addition to manual audits. Dedge embeds into the dev-to-prod pipeline, delivering real-time risk visibility and enterprise security reporting that regulated clients can act on.
Teams operating across L1/L2 environments carry unstructured exposure across dependencies, governance structures, and cross-chain deployments. Dedge maps full-stack dApp coverage, identifying dependency vulnerabilities and governance gaps between audit cycles where 65%–90% of hacks occur.
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