Security, with a wider lens.

Look closer.
Question the
assumptions.

A contract. An API. An agent with production access.
The risk rarely stops where the code does.

Security testing, crypto OpSec, incident readiness and technical advisory — led by Raiders.

Independent security. Clear decisions.

WEB3SEC / DEPENDENCY STUDY01
A copper thread passes through dark metal planes and a paper membrane: an editorial study of connected dependencies.
Follow the thread.Review the authority.
From protocol to production

Smart contracts Applications AI systems People & operations

Selected public work

Reports you can
inspect.

Published audit records credit Raiders on specific work. Follow the source for the role, scope and review period.

Reports, CVE research, MITRE AADAPT and SEAL contributions →

The research desk

What failed.
What to change.

Source-linked investigations and security notes. Read the evidence, follow the failure, take the useful lesson.

All research →

A curated library, not a live alert feed. How we research and publish ↗

Ways to work together

Technical depth.
Practical judgment.

Focused engagements around the decisions you need to make. Clear scope, documented evidence, and a path from findings to fixes.

01

Protect the operation.

Review signing, privileged access and the incident decisions around the people and systems that move value.

02

Test the product.

Examine smart contracts, applications, APIs and mobile clients against the behavior they should enforce.

03

Make the work dependable.

Bound automation and software delivery, make security decisions explicit, and communicate the technical evidence clearly.

Field guides

For the work
in front of you.

Practical references for reviewing systems, preparing for incidents, and strengthening how you ship.

Open the guide library →
A note from Raiders

Good security work should
leave you with better questions.
And a way to answer them.

Raiders brings 6+ years of security industry experience, including security engineering leadership and full-stack penetration testing for crypto projects.

A good place to start

Bring the difficult
security question.

A launch, an architecture decision, a suspicious signal, or something that needs explaining. Let’s define the work it needs.