The biggest threats aren’t where you think. Nearly 50% of total exploited funds in the past two years came from traditional attack vectors across Web2 infrastructure and account breaches. That’s why we’re bringing the best-in-class Web2 protection to Web3 organizations.
While on-chain exploits grab headlines, most major breaches originate off-chain - through phishing, poor OpSec hygiene, compromised infrastructure, or overlooked SaaS misconfigurations. If your core operations depend on Web2 tools, you’re only as secure as your least-secured endpoint.
Spearbit brings deep operational security expertise to protocols, foundations, DAOs, and teams that recognize the need for full-stack security - not just smart contract audits.
Most high-value Web3 organizations rely on Web2 tools - like Google Workspace, GitHub, or Telegram - to run daily operations. A breach in any of those can give attackers access to contracts, wallets, or sensitive IP. We help close those gaps before they're exploited.
We identify phishing vectors, credential reuse, poor device hygiene, insecure cloud setups, unmonitored admin accounts, unsafe internal workflows, and more. We also flag third-party apps or browser extensions that could compromise team security.
A smart contract audit focuses on deployed code. Our Web2 reviews look at your team's operational and technical environment - covering everything from email security to cloud permissioning. Both are essential for comprehensive protection.
Yes. Many teams choose to bundle this with their Spearbit code review to ensure both their product and their organization are secure. We can align timelines and share context across researcher teams for maximum value.
You'll receive a written report with all identified vulnerabilities, categorized by severity, along with recommended remediations. We also offer optional live walkthroughs or presentations for your core team.
We commonly audit setups using Google Workspace, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Discord, VPN services, password managers, CRM systems, and major cloud providers like AWS or GCP. Custom tooling can be reviewed on request.
No. Even small teams face high risk if their accounts and systems are not properly secured. We tailor the engagement to the size and operational complexity of your organization.
Yes. We can simulate phishing campaigns, evaluate your team's readiness, and help implement tooling or workflows to reduce susceptibility to social engineering.
We offer tailored operational security workshops for teams, multisig signers, and DAO contributors. These can be included as part of the engagement or booked separately.
Reach out to our team through the contact form. We'll schedule a short consultation to understand your setup and prepare a custom proposal.