Identity and access
SSO, short lived credentials, per environment RBAC and break glass accounts that are logged and alerted on when used.
Blockchain security goes far beyond smart contracts. Nuvio secures the infrastructure, networks, identities and operational environments behind critical blockchain systems.
SSO, short lived credentials, per environment RBAC and break glass accounts that are logged and alerted on when used.
Vault or cloud KMS, HSM backed signing keys where it matters, and rotation that runs on a schedule instead of after an incident.
Private subnets, security groups and Kubernetes network policies, so a compromised pod cannot reach the database or the node hosts.
Cloudflare or provider scrubbing in front of public APIs and RPC endpoints, with WAF rules and per key rate limits at the gateway.
CIS aligned OS baselines, image scanning, admission policies, SSH behind a bastion or identity aware proxy, patching windows that are actually kept.
Audit logs, Falco or eBPF based runtime detection, alert routing that pages a human, and runbooks written before the first incident.
Offsite and immutable copies, restore drills with a measured recovery time, not a retention policy nobody has tested.
Nuvio focuses on the infrastructure layer of blockchain security rather than smart contract auditing.
Documentation, references and engineering notes behind this practice.
Hardening, identity, key handling, network protection, detection and recovery for node fleets and data platforms.
Defence in depth for a public endpoint: edge protection, quotas, isolation and detection.
Snapshot strategy, replication and rehearsed restore paths for systems that take days to rebuild.
The attack surface of a node fleet has little to do with smart contracts and everything to do with infrastructure security.
Public endpoints attract volumetric and application layer attacks. Layered defence keeps them answering.
Contract audits cover code. They do not cover the machines, identities and pipelines running it.