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Security and compliance for crypto and Web3

In crypto, a bug is a withdrawal. traztech brings offensive-security depth to smart-contract-adjacent infrastructure, key management, and the SOC 2 institutions now demand.

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What you are up against

Crypto is the most adversarial environment in software. The threat actors are funded, the exploits are irreversible, and institutional buyers now expect traditional compliance on top.

Irreversible loss and key management

Private keys, signing infrastructure, and wallet custody are single points of catastrophic failure. Hot-wallet and HSM design decide your blast radius.

Infrastructure and API attack surface

Most losses come from compromised infrastructure, leaked keys, and API abuse, not just smart-contract bugs.

SOC 2 for institutional counterparties

Exchanges, custodians, and Web3 infrastructure firms now face SOC 2 requirements from institutional partners and banks.

Incident response under public scrutiny

On-chain incidents are public in real time. A slow or unclear response compounds the damage.

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How traztech helps

We bring the offensive mindset this space requires, then add the compliance institutions ask for.

Penetration testing and red-team

Infrastructure, API, and key-management testing, where most real-world losses originate.

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Fractional CISO

Security program ownership, key-management policy, and counterparty diligence handling.

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Incident response retainer

Named responders and agreed response times for the moment funds or keys are at risk.

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SOC 2 readiness

The report institutional counterparties and banking partners increasingly require.

SOC 2 readiness

Why traztech is poised for Crypto & Web3

traztech is run by a published security researcher with five published CVEs, including CVE-2024-45163 (CVSS 9.1), the kill-switch for the Mirai botnet. We focus on the infrastructure, key management, and API surface where most real-world losses originate, not just the contract. In a space where bugs are withdrawals, that depth matters.

See the full research and CVE record, or read how we work with our partners. Once you are engaged, our auditor management & advocacy and vulnerability management services keep the program moving, tracked through your existing traztech Workspace.

Frequently asked questions

Do you audit smart contracts?

Our focus is the infrastructure, key management, API, and operational security around your protocol, where most real-world losses originate. For dedicated smart-contract audits we will scope adversarial testing with our offensive-security partner.

Why would a crypto company need SOC 2?

Institutional counterparties, custodial partners, and banks now require SOC 2 reports before they will work with exchanges and Web3 infrastructure firms. It is becoming table stakes for institutional access.

How should we manage private keys?

Through hardware security modules or vetted custody infrastructure, strict separation of hot and cold storage, multi-party signing, and access controls with full logging. We design and review key-management programs.

What does incident response look like for an on-chain event?

A retainer gives you named responders and agreed response times. On-chain incidents are public in real time, so a fast, clear, coordinated response is part of containing the damage.

Who runs the offensive testing?

We co-deliver penetration testing and red-team work with a specialist offensive-security partner. traztech runs the threat model and remediation, and our partner runs the adversarial testing.

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The same work, without the line item

Every readiness programme needs a control library, an evidence register, policies and a score for the board. Being quoted five figures a year for that is normal. Paying it is not.

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