Catch it before you ship.
Test changes against your product’s security rules in an isolated environment.
CONTINUOUS SECURITY. VERIFIED.
Stay ahead of
the next exploit.
Continuous security for your applications,
smart contracts, and everything they depend on.
FIND · VERIFY · FIX · REPEATSecurity that moves with your product.
ONE CONNECTED VIEW
Applications / Smart contracts / Third-party dependencies
01 THE PLATFORM
Your product keeps moving.
Your security should, too.
Every release, permission change, and new dependency can open a gap. VeriCode connects those changes to the risks that matter to your business — and takes each finding from evidence to verified resolution.
Make new threats relevant.
Connect emerging vulnerabilities to the components and services you actually use.
Know the fix holds.
Keep the evidence, assign the work, and verify the result against the updated product.
02 FROM SIGNAL TO CONFIDENCE
A finding is the start.
Proof is the difference.
Follow a security signal from detection to resolution.
Choose what you’re protecting.
vericode / WORKSPACEILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
LENDING PROTOCOL / PROPOSED UPGRADE
An old price.
A new exposure.
An oracle change introduces a path where an outdated price could be accepted.
THE PROPERTY TO PROTECT
A stale price must not authorize a new borrowing operation.
VERIFICATION TRAILEXAMPLE
Change mapped
The proposed upgrade is linked to its oracle and borrowing rules.
Hypothesis tested
A stale-price scenario is replayed on an isolated chain snapshot.
Evidence attached
The failing condition and affected code are recorded for review.
Fix verified
The updated code rejects the same scenario on a repeat test.
A regression test stays with the next release.
Illustrative scenarios. Checks and response controls depend on your connected assets, permissions, and configuration.
03 ACROSS YOUR ATTACK SURFACE
The weak point can
be anywhere.
Start with a critical product.
Follow the dependencies that connect it to the rest.
WEB2
Applications
& APIs
Bring code, access rules, and dependencies into one product context.
- Tenant isolation & permissions
- Code & dependency changes
- Fix verification in your workflow
WEB3
Contracts
& wallets
Understand the code, economic assumptions, and permissions behind every asset.
- Contract properties & upgrades
- Oracles & protocol dependencies
- Transaction policies where integrated
ECOSYSTEM
Suppliers
& services
Connect a supplier advisory to the systems and business processes it may affect.
- Third-party product inventory
- Relevant threat intelligence
- Explicit gaps when evidence is missing
04 BUILT AROUND YOUR BOUNDARIES
Your scope.
Your keys.
Your call.
Automation should make your team more capable.
Control stays with you.
You define the testing boundary.
Agree the assets, environments, permissions, and load limits. Active tests stay within that scope.
Your data follows your policy.
Choose the permitted model providers and processing environments. Private keys never belong in an LLM prompt.
Evidence drives the decision.
Multiple models can challenge a hypothesis. Reproducible checks establish whether it holds.
Response is agreed in advance.
Release gates, signing rules, and emergency controls require supported integrations and explicit authority.
05 A FEW IMPORTANT DETAILS
Clear answers.
From day one.
Does this replace a security audit?
No. Continuous checks complement expert reviews, audits, and your incident-response process. No automated platform can guarantee that every vulnerability will be found.
Can you stop an on-chain attack?
Prevention depends on controls integrated before the event, such as signing policies or contract safeguards. Monitoring alone cannot guarantee that an arbitrary transaction will be stopped or that stolen funds will be recovered.
Can we monitor our suppliers?
Public advisories can be mapped to the products and services you use. Active testing requires permission from the system owner. When versions or dependencies are unknown, VeriCode makes that uncertainty visible.
How do we get started?
Start with your critical applications, contracts, or dependencies. Define testing boundaries, data policies, and security rules with your team, then connect the assets you want to protect. Contact us to discuss your deployment and subscription.
START WITH WHAT MATTERS MOST
Make the next move.
Before they do.
See what continuous security looks like for your product.
Talk to our team about your environment and priorities.
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