Category
Open-Source Defensive Tooling
This category covers maintainable defensive software: frameworks, automation, monitoring utilities, and coordination tooling. The primary output is infrastructure code that scales across projects. It differs from education by delivering systems rather than curriculum, and from response by enabling capability before incidents happen.
2 Organizations working in this area
Security Alliance (SEAL)
The first line of defense for the crypto ecosystem
The Security Alliance (SEAL) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that operates as the crypto industry's emergency response team. When protocols get hacked, wallets get drained, or users fall victim to sophisticated attacks, SEAL c...
The Red Guild (TRG)
Advancing crypto security through research, tools, and education
The Red Guild is an independent security research collective that advances crypto security through public research, open-source tools, and education. They build threat simulation platforms like the Phishing Dojo, publish...