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Prof. Ronghui Gu, Cofounder“It is highly important to ensure trust among stakeholders when critical assets are maintained on either blockchain or smart contracts,” says Prof. Ronghui Gu, co-founder of CertiK.
In the decentralized space, every exchange, trade, or interaction is governed by this sense of trust through the underlying code/business logic, which serves as the law or the regulation that oversees transactions. Prof. Gu, along with the leaders at CertiK, strives to establish this trust by securing the blockchain and smart contracts through the specific programs on top of the blockchain. The company brings together the best of artificial intelligence and decentralized technology to secure and consistently monitor transactions. “We provide a technique, what we call formal verification, that can help our clients prove the relevant protocols indeed satisfy their business logic under all conditions,” explains Prof. Gu. CertiK has also developed several tools to validate these logic functions to ensure that all underlying code remains error-free, alongside end-to-end cybersecurity solutions.
CertiK’s Security Leaderboard audit service reports vulnerabilities found on client's (off-chain) project code, while CertiK's Skynet solution provides 24/7 monitoring of all client project (on-chain) activities. CertiK audits scan and analyze contract code to find vulnerabilities that could become critical bottlenecks while also empowering clients to measure growth performance over time.
The company’s end-to-end cybersecurity solutions serve as a one-stop shop for all security needs. Typically, on Web2 or the internet we all know of, most of the security and testing functions are carried out before deploying the product, which involves using third-party cybersecurity services that treat products as a black box. In the event of an attack, the cybersecurity solution blocks the attack, and if that fails, it could block the network, which still wouldn’t necessarily address the vulnerability. Moreover, sharing the source code is impractical over Web2. Blockchain systems, based on Web3, are entirely different. “On Web3, it is impossible to stop a blockchain, as they follow your code, which is the law of the transaction,” explains Prof. Gu. “And it is very hard to upgrade or change a smart contract once deployed.”
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“It is highly important to ensure trust among stakeholders when critical assets are maintained on either blockchain or smart contracts,” says Prof. Ronghui Gu, co-founder of CertiK.
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CertiK
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Prof. Ronghui Gu, Cofounder
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CertiKstrives to establish this trust by securing the blockchain and smart contracts through the specific programs that run on top of the blockchain