Some of the most severe threats in blockchain systems bypass audits, escape monitoring, and emerge only after deployment. These zero-day vulnerabilities require a level of operational readiness most teams do not have.
This guide shows how Managed Detection and Response can contain critical exploits before value is lost.
How zero-day threats emerge in smart contracts, governance systems, and protocol upgrades
What types of vulnerabilities remain invisible to static reviews and passive monitoring
Why time to containment defines the difference between incident recovery and failure
How Cantina MDR coordinates detection, escalation, and asset protection in real time
Zero-day vulnerabilities can emerge at any layer of a protocol's infrastructure. Our use case breaks down common scenarios where they appear:
Cantina MDR is designed to contain these incidents with structured response systems that span technical, legal, and operational domains
This guide is written for:
Cantina MDR delivers real-time detection, escalation, and response coordination for high-value protocols facing zero-day threats.
Our work includes continuous monitoring, threat intelligence, incident command orchestration, and structured containment systems designed to protect protocols when every second counts.
If your organization is preparing for due diligence, integration, or regulated engagement, we can help apply this framework to your architecture and operations. Cantina scopes institutional reviews that cover both code and resilience.
