Assessing Your Project's Security Readiness
How non-technical founders can evaluate their project's security
Assessing Tech & Security as a Non-Technical Founder
For non-technical founders, evaluating your project's security systems may seem daunting. However, you can take practical steps to ensure robustness without deep technical knowledge:
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Rely on third-party security assessments: External security audits provide valuable data points, especially for projects that will primarily live on blockchain.
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Implement vulnerability discovery programs: Bug bounty programs or responsible disclosure systems create additional channels for identifying security issues before they become problems.
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Use security testing tools: Leverage established security testing solutions as part of your development process.
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Prioritize security in leadership: Ensure your technical leadership has security experience and fosters a security-conscious culture.
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Examine change management practices: Understand how code moves from development to production, with security checks at each stage.
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Identify third-party dependencies: Map all external libraries, services, and vendors your system relies on, as these form part of your overall security posture.
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Learn from industry incidents: Stay informed about security incidents in the ecosystem and discuss with your team how similar issues might affect your project.
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