# BlockSec > Ensuring a secure and seamless Web3 world BlockSec provides blockchain security services including smart contract audits, real-time threat monitoring, and automated attack prevention. BlockSec helps blockchain protocols secure their ecosystems through security services and automated monitoring platforms. Users can audit smart contracts, monitor threats in real-time, track suspicious funds, and automatically block attacks. BlockSec combines academic research with practical security solutions for the Web3 ecosystem. - Type: Company - Sector: Security - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/blocksec ## Products - [Phalcon](https://thegrid.id/profiles/blocksec): Phalcon implements real-time security monitoring through mempool analysis and automated response systems, enabling attack detection and blocking before execution. The platform provides comprehensive threat coverage including operational, interaction, and financial risks with automated gas-bidding strategies. (Risk Assessment, Live, Main Product) - [Phalcon Explorer](https://thegrid.id/profiles/blocksec): Phalcon Explorer implements advanced transaction analysis through detailed fund flow visualization and debugging capabilities, supporting transaction simulation and comprehensive trace analysis. The system provides enhanced blockchain exploration beyond traditional explorers. (Block Explorer, Live) - [MetaSleuth](https://thegrid.id/profiles/blocksec): MetaSleuth is a cross-chain fund tracking and investigation platform with intelligent analysis engines and real-time monitoring capabilities. The platform enables comprehensive crypto investigation including compliance analysis and criminal fund tracing across multiple blockchains. (Onchain Compliance and Investigations, Live) - [MetaSuites](https://thegrid.id/profiles/blocksec): MetaSuites is a browser extension with blockchain explorers integration, providing enhanced user experience with fund flow visualization, address labeling, and quick access to security tools. The system streamlines Web3 navigation and analysis workflows. (Browser, Live) - [BlockSec Auditing](https://thegrid.id/profiles/blocksec): BlockSec Auditing is a smart contract security auditing service with automated analysis tools and manual verification processes. The service covers technical, business, and financial aspects with detailed vulnerability detection and remediation recommendations. 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