Enterprise Assurance Programme
Your security and compliance, on retainer
A single annual programme covering security and compliance across your current products, entities, and future launches.
- 2,161
- Security assessments delivered
- $182B+
- Market capitalisation secured
- 16,659
- Vulnerabilities identified
- 1,600+
- Clients since 2017
Outsource the security and compliance function and get:
All Hacken service lines and platforms
Access security audits, testing, monitoring, compliance and assurance services under one programme.
A dedicated senior team
A dedicated team works with you across engagements, with defined capacity and ~24h priority scheduling.
One agreement, one fixed annual fee
All current and upcoming service lines are covered under one master agreement and annual fee.
Your organisation can grow within the programme
Bring future products, and subsidiaries into scope without a new commercial agreement or additional fees.
12-month minimum term
Get continuous coverage and pre-approved capacity, with a minimum commitment of 12 months.
Designed for organisations like yours
Four shapes of organisation where a single fixed-scope engagement never matches what is actually being operated.
Banks and financial institutions
Multi-entity tokenised products, custody or stablecoin infrastructure under regulatory supervision
Exchanges, custodians, and CASPs
Recurring proof of reserves, continuous monitoring and licence-grade pentesting
RWA issuers and tokenisation platforms
Contracts, vaults, oracles and off-chain systems
Multi-entity digital asset groups
Subsidiaries and a roadmap of new entities, with no appetite for a procurement cycle per entity.
Why retain?
38 days → 1 day before the assessment can start
Project-based engagement:
Retainer:
Intros, scoping, procurement and onboarding happen once, at the start of the term, and there is no backlog queue because capacity is pre-approved and scheduling is prioritised. The assessment itself is identical work on either row — it simply starts thirty-seven days earlier.
How your operations work under the retainer model
One negotiation, one legal review, one set of terms. Every service line below is already inside it.
Not just every entity — every cybersecurity and compliance need of every entity. Entities that do not exist yet come online under the same agreement, no new contract, no new fee.
A request enters the standing queue rather than a procurement cycle.
A dedicated account director, a delivery manager and lead auditors per discipline, who stay on your programme for the life of the retainer. Your architecture is learned once and the knowledge compounds.
Because the same team audits every asset you own — contracts, protocol, off-chain systems, cloud, the AI stack — what they know about your architecture compounds across the term. By the second year they are reviewing changes against a model of your systems, not building one from scratch. That is the part a procurement cycle can never buy.
Reports, attestations and remediation history build into a file a supervisor or certification body can be shown.
Work inside the agreement raises no invoice. Assessment work draws on agreed capacity; the always-on services do not.
Services in scope
Smart contract audit
Manual line-by-line review by senior auditors, plus fuzzing and invariant testing. Re-audits of code already reviewed included.
Blockchain and protocol audit
L1 and L2 architecture: consensus assumptions, cryptographic implementations, node behaviour under adversarial conditions.
AI system security audit
White-box review of AI and agentic systems: prompt injection, inter-agent isolation, RBAC, data segregation, API surface.
Off-chain application code review
Front-end and back-end source — the systems around the contracts, attacked just as often.
Penetration testing and red teaming
Web, mobile, API, cloud and CI/CD. Controlled exploitation and lateral-movement assessment.
Cryptography audit
ZK, PQC, ECC, FHE, key management and protocol-level assumptions.
Deployment audit
Ensure deployed code behaves as intended in production systems.
Tokenomics and yield audit
Economic-model review and independent yield-risk assessment.
Compliance and regulatory advisory
Advisory across the frameworks and mandates that apply to you, and the licensing work around them
How capacity works
Capacity is agreed once, in auditor-weeks, and drawn against for the whole term.
Pre-approved capacity
Capacity is sized against your roadmap. You draw against it with no re-negotiation per engagement.
A ramp-up buffer
Onboarding and integration happen before the paid term begins, which includes scoping and setup.
Group-wide by default
Parent/Affiliates covered by Hacken assurance. New subsidiaries are also served under the same agreement.
Fungible across services
A quarter of three contract audits and no pentesting costs exactly the same as the reverse.
Why Hacken?
“We secure systems the way real adversaries attack them — but with the precision, transparency and accountability expected from an institutional-grade security partner.”
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Four steps
Scope
One call to define your operations, entities in scope and roadmap for the term.
Proposal
Offering for service lines, capacity, team and scope documented before signing.
Ramp up
Onboarding, access and context building completed before the paid term begins.
First workstreams
Assessments and assurance activities scheduled according to your roadmap.