Key Highlights:
- Ethereum Foundation launches $1M audit subsidy program
- Covers up to 30% of audit costs for selected projects
- Over 20 security firms are involved
- Focus on improving ecosystem security
Lowering the Cost of Security
The Ethereum Foundation has launched a new program to help developers pay for security audits.
The initiative includes $1 million in funding and will cover up to 30% of audit costs for selected projects.
Access to Top Audit Firms
The program connects developers with more than 20 security firms through a marketplace run by Areta.
Participants include well-known names like Quantstamp and Immunefi.
Focus on Stronger Ecosystem
Projects will be selected based on quality, innovation, and alignment with Ethereum’s core values like open-source development and security.
The move reflects a growing focus on security across the crypto industry.
