Drost
Digital-asset infrastructure

Audit the organization behind the protocol.

Most blockchain audits examine deployed code. Drost validates whether an adversary can take control of the organization that builds, deploys, signs for, operates, and governs it.

The missing assurance layer

Secure contracts can still be operated by a compromised company.

A protocol's real security boundary includes the systems and identities that can change releases, exercise cloud authority, reach signing infrastructure, operate nodes, or approve sensitive actions.

Drost complements code review and smart-contract audits by testing that connected organizational surface as an adversary would—then proving where compromise actually ends.

Connected control surface

Test every system that can change the outcome.

Scope follows business consequence, not audit categories. Drost traces validated access across the layers that create and operate the digital-asset system.

Applications & APIs

Customer products, administrative surfaces, authenticated workflows, business logic, and exposed services.

Identity & administration

Operator accounts, service identities, delegated access, recovery paths, and privileged control surfaces.

Source & CI/CD

Repositories, build systems, deployment automation, package trust, secrets, and release authority.

Cloud & infrastructure

IAM, workloads, control planes, networking, data services, and the paths connecting them.

Signing & custody

Key management, signing services, MPC workflows, wallet infrastructure, and operational approval boundaries.

Nodes & protocol operations

Validators, sequencers, bridges, relayers, participant onboarding, environments, and governance-adjacent systems.

Every engagement remains bounded by written authorization. Listing a layer describes the potential scope of an engagement, not blanket authority to access it.

Who this is for

High-value systems with operational control planes.

L1, L2, and protocol infrastructure
Bridges, sequencers, validators, and node operators
Custody, MPC, wallets, and signing infrastructure
DeFi systems with material offchain control planes
Tokenization and institutional blockchain platforms
Exchanges, trading infrastructure, investors, and insurers
When to run it

Before trust becomes irreversible.

  • Before mainnet, token, bridge, validator, or major protocol launches
  • Ahead of institutional integrations, custody approval, or exchange listing
  • After substantial identity, cloud, CI/CD, signing, or governance change
  • During financing, acquisition diligence, or insurance renewal
  • When an audit has validated code but not the organization capable of changing it
Choose the operating model

Start with the product. Escalate to the team.

Drost Platform

Self-directed application assessment

Launch an authorized autonomous engagement against a verified application boundary and receive an evidence-backed report.

Open Drost Platform
Drost Elite

Organization-level adversarial validation

A managed human-supervised operation when the attack path may cross identity, source, delivery, cloud, signing, nodes, and other consequential systems.

Explore Drost Elite
Confidential scoping

Validate the organization before an adversary does.

Email hello@drost.ai with the system, launch, integration, or decision you need to protect. No contact form and no generic sales queue.

Email hello@drost.ai