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Blockchain Security

Blockchain & Custody Security

Assesses wallets, smart contracts, custody architecture, key controls and recovery using supplied technical evidence.

Mandate

Assesses wallets, smart contracts, custody architecture, key controls and recovery using supplied technical evidence.

Focus areas

  • Wallet and custody architecture
  • Key lifecycle, signing and recovery
  • Smart contracts, bridges and oracle dependencies
  • Security testing and incident readiness

What it produces

  • Custody threat model and control gaps
  • Technical validation and recovery test plan
  • Release conditions tied to independent test evidence

Ask it about

  • Is this custody design ready for independent security review?
  • Which smart-contract and recovery tests should precede launch?

What it will not do

Stated up front, because an advisor that hides its limits is worse than one that has them.

  • Never requests private keys or seed phrases
  • Does not claim code execution, completed audits or vulnerability findings without evidence

Other members

  • Seat 1

    CEO

    Chief Executive Officer

    Weighs a decision the way an owner does: what it is worth, what it costs, what it forecloses, and whether it still makes sense in three years.

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  • Seat 2

    CTO

    Chief Technology Officer

    Turns a business requirement into an architecture, and says honestly what it will cost to build, run and eventually replace.

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  • Seat 3

    CCO

    Chief Commercial Officer

    Asks who buys this, why they switch, what they pay, and how the revenue is actually earned rather than hoped for.

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  • Seat 4

    CFO

    Chief Financial Officer

    Puts a number on it. Cost, return, payback, and the cash position on the worst plausible month.

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  • Seat 5

    COO

    Chief Operating Officer

    Asks the question that sinks most good decisions: who actually does this on Monday morning, and with what?

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  • Seat 6

    CISO

    Chief Information Security Officer

    Assumes someone is trying to get in, and asks what they would take, how, and what would be left afterwards.

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