Smart Contract Security brings trust

One of the main reasons behind organizations using smart contracts technology is its strong security posture. It acts as a lawyer (with an agreement) between two parties involved in a transaction. Enroll in the Smart Contract Security course to learn more. 

Smart contracts extend the functionality of the blockchain by allowing programs to run on top of the distributed ledger. However, as smart contracts become more common and powerful, vulnerabilities in these contracts have far-reaching implications. Enroll in this course to learn about common smart contract vulnerabilities and how to identify and remediate them.

Questions We’ll Explore

• Why is smart contract security difficult?
• What vulnerabilities do smart contracts share with other programs?
• How does the design of the blockchain affect smart contract security?
• What vulnerabilities exist in particular smart contract platforms?
• How does DeFi create new potential vulnerabilities?
• How can a smart contract security audit identify vulnerabilities?

Prerequisites

You must have an understanding of computing and a strong sense of blockchain.  Completing the Web3 Foundations Career Track is advised.  W3CB Web3 Foundations Level 1 Certification is required to sit for the W3CB Blockchain Security Professional Level 2 Certification exam.

Target Audience

The Blockchain Security course is for existing online security professionals, software developers, and technically capable managers to comprehend an enterprise blockchain application’s security implementation. Executives, project managers, and developers aligning their experience with this emerging technology need to be aware of security pros, cons, development, maintenance, and mitigation aspects.