Certification
A third-party attestation of your organization's security posture.
Quantstamp provides a third-party attestation of your security posture across identity, communications, and operational controls. You can present it to enterprise buyers, auditors, and partners when they need to understand how your organization defends against modern threats.
How certification works
Certification assesses your organization against a defined set of security criteria, so a result carries the same meaning to everyone who reads it. Your organization either meets the standard and receives an attestation, or receives a gap report that identifies exactly what to remediate before reassessment.
SEAL certification
Quantstamp can also certify your organization against the SEAL framework, the standardized security standard for web3 organizations. It scores six independently scoped domains: multisig operations, treasury operations, incident response, DevOps and infrastructure, DNS and registrar, and identity and accounts, and results in an on-chain attestation you can share with partners and buyers.
A Quantstamp attestation is the fastest way to show enterprise buyers that our security holds. They can read it in seconds and move forward.
Capabilities
Data Protection & DLP
How your organization classifies, controls, and prevents the loss of sensitive data, verified against a defined standard.
Key & Asset Protection
The safeguards protecting the assets that define your value, including signing keys, deployment credentials, source code, and treasury access.
Identity & Access
Your authentication, authorization, and access model, assessed against least-privilege principles and the access paths that matter most.
DevOps & Supply-Chain Integrity
The integrity of your CI/CD pipelines, dependencies, and deployment process, where a single weak link can reach production.
Endpoint & Ransomware Resilience
Your endpoint coverage and your ability to detect, contain, and recover from ransomware.
Communications & Email
The resilience of the communication channels attackers target first: email and messaging.
Ready to give buyers a clear answer on your security posture?