Dedge Security
Dedge is a security posture management platform for Web3 digital assets infrastructure.
What is Dedge Security?
Dedge Security is a continuous security posture management platform for Web3 digital assets infrastructure, integrating asset discovery, risk identification, and production monitoring. It automatically detects when new code, configuration, or permission changes reintroduce known security or compliance risks before deployment. The platform covers the full SDLC with four-layer risk detection (static, dynamic, AI, and business logic) and supports 5+ Web3 languages including Solidity, Rust, and DAML. Dedge provides application security, deployment and supply chain security, and compliance and evidence generation, helping enterprises and Web3-native companies extend their security perimeter with audit-ready evidence and 24/7 continuous risk monitoring.
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