SeveraDAO Security assesses web applications, APIs, external exposure, and smart contracts. The goal is simple: identify meaningful risk, show realistic attack paths, and help teams decide what to fix first.
Manual testing.
Testing follows realistic attack paths, not checklist-only coverage.
Clear reporting.
Findings, impact, and remediation priorities presented without noise.
Clear scope.
Targets, boundaries, and expectations are agreed before work begins.
Controlled execution.
Direct communication, disciplined scope handling, and professional delivery.
For teams that need a clear view of application, API, external exposure, and smart contract risk.
For customer-facing applications, internal portals, and business-critical workflows.
For REST and GraphQL APIs used by products, mobile apps, and integrations.
For teams that need a practical review of public-facing cloud posture and externally visible weaknesses.
For focused Solidity scopes where exploitability, accounting correctness, and trust boundaries matter.
Final pricing depends on scope, target count, complexity, access level, and turnaround expectations.
Focused web application assessment.
REST and GraphQL security review.
External cloud and application posture review.
Focused smart contract review. Larger scopes quoted separately.
Agree on targets, access, timeline, and what will be reviewed.
Test based on realistic attack paths and technical context.
Deliver findings, impact, and practical remediation guidance.
Review fixes and answer questions after delivery when needed.
SeveraDAO Security is built for teams that want serious assessment work without unnecessary overhead. Useful findings, clear priorities, and communication you can act on.
Send your scope, priorities, and timeline.
Send a short note with your scope, timeline, and what you need reviewed.
Common questions from teams considering an external assessment.
A written report with findings, impact, and remediation guidance.
Pricing depends on scope, target count, complexity, access level, and turnaround.
Yes. The service structure is designed for focused engagements, including startup and SaaS environments.
Yes. Engagements can be scoped to a specific application, API, workflow, or contract set.
Yes. Follow-up review can be included when needed.
