# Neodyme > Make Security Your Strength Neodyme provides blockchain security audits, penetration testing, and cybersecurity training with specialization in Solana smart contract vulnerability detection. Neodyme provides security services for blockchain applications through expert code review and automated tools. Development teams can identify vulnerabilities in smart contracts, receive alerts about potential exploits, and improve protocol security. Neodyme offers manual audits, continuous monitoring, and specialized research for blockchain platforms, with particular expertise in the Solana ecosystem. The company focuses on reducing security risks through comprehensive testing and analysis. - Type: Company - Sector: Security - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/neodyme_io_en ## Products - [Riverguard](https://thegrid.id/profiles/neodyme_io_en): Riverguard automates vulnerability detection in Solana smart contracts through transaction simulation and mutation testing. The system ingests live Solana transactions, applies mutation rules to test for exploitable bugs, and reports findings to contract developers. Riverguard operates continuously on Solana mainnet, analyzing millions of transactions to identify common vulnerability patterns including loss of funds and denial of service issues. (Blockchain Development Security Tools, Live, Main Product) - [Neodyme Security Services](https://thegrid.id/profiles/neodyme_io_en): Smart Contract Audit Services provides comprehensive security assessments of blockchain smart contracts through manual code review and automated analysis. The service specializes in Solana smart contract security with experience auditing DeFi protocols, NFT platforms, liquid staking solutions, and cross-chain protocols. Auditors examine contract code for common vulnerability classes, architectural soundness, economic attack vectors, and authority structure security. (Smart Contract Audits, Live) - [Neodyme Security Training Services](https://thegrid.id/profiles/neodyme_io_en): Neodyme provides security education through specialized training programs, delivering awareness campaigns, technical skills development, and blockchain security expertise. The system provides customized instruction across multiple domains while maintaining practical, hands-on learning approaches. (Education and Training, Live) - [Penetration Testing Services](https://thegrid.id/profiles/neodyme_io_en): Penetration Testing Services provides offensive security assessments of systems, networks, and infrastructure through simulated attacks. The service identifies vulnerabilities in hardware products, computer networks, enterprise systems, and web applications using manual testing techniques. Testing includes network security assessments, wireless security evaluation, and infrastructure hardening recommendations. 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