Security firm serving web3 teams: public audit reports and a client platform for audit requests.
Resonance Security, Inc., a New York cybersecurity firm, served web3 teams with blockchain and smart contract audits, penetration testing and configuration reviews, code audits, CI/CD and cloud security, and cybersecurity education, and published its audit reports publicly on GitHub. Resonance is part of the Data Subsystems client portfolio.
The public site doubled as a client platform. Visitors could sign up or log in, reach a dashboard, request an audit, leave feedback or list their own security product, and browse aggregated tools such as phishing campaigns, a security score breakdown, a data leak detector and a vulnerability scanner. It ran on Webflow with Wized and Finsweet Attributes. The site is offline now, so the screenshot comes from the Wayback Machine, February 2024.
The build is Webflow with an application layer bolted on: Wized runs the parts a marketing site cannot do on its own - the client area where audit requests are raised and tracked - while Finsweet Attributes cover the interface behaviour Webflow leaves out (custom selects, scroll locking) and Splide drives the carousels. The public side did the firm's selling for it: audit reports published openly, with the protocols audited - Vesper, Metronome, Primex, Syndicate, Andromeda, Bloq - linked from the page.