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  • Security Practices in LagomChain
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  1. Security Overview

Audits

LagomChain seamlessly connects the Ethereum and Cosmos ecosystems, enabling cross-chain interoperability while maintaining a strong focus on security. However, bridging two major blockchain networks comes with complex security challenges, which is why security remains a top priority for the LagomChain development team.


Security Practices in LagomChain

Every feature in LagomChain undergoes:

  • Extensive internal testing before release.

  • Thorough internal audits conducted by the development team.

  • External security audits by industry-leading firms to ensure the integrity of the protocol.

While internal audits help maintain a high-security standard, external audits provide independent validation—ensuring that both LagomChain’s core protocol and applications deployed on it remain secure and reliable.


Publicly Available Security Audits

Below is a list of third-party security audits conducted on the LagomChain and Ethermint codebases:

  • Informal Systems Security Audit

  • Oak Security Audit for EVM Extensions

  • Kudelski Security Audit

These audits help identify and address potential vulnerabilities, reinforcing LagomChain’s commitment to trust, transparency, and security.

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