Svmuu News: On June 25, Web3 security firm CertiK announced a partnership with XDC Network to become its enterprise-grade masternode validator.
Under the terms of the partnership, CertiK will deploy and operate validator nodes on the XDC Network and, through its enterprise-grade node solution CertiK SkyNode, provide 24/7 proactive defense capabilities—including continuous vulnerability scanning, automated threat mitigation, and node-level penetration testing—to enhance the XDC Network’s security, resilience, and decentralization.
XDC Network is an open-source, EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain network whose hybrid architecture is specifically designed for institutional settlement and RWA tokenization use cases. Through this partnership, both parties will further support the development of trusted infrastructure for trade finance, asset tokenization, and the institutional-grade digital asset ecosystem, while promoting the secure adoption of blockchain technology in these relevant scenarios.
CertiK has partnered with XDC Network to serve as an institutional-grade masternode validator
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