Code Audit Continuity

Code audit continuity refers to the ongoing process of reviewing and verifying the security of a protocol throughout its entire lifecycle, rather than just at the initial launch. As the code evolves through versions and upgrades, each change must be subjected to the same level of scrutiny as the original codebase.

This is particularly important for financial derivatives, where the complexity of the math and the high stakes of the capital involved make them prime targets for exploits. Maintaining continuity means having a long-term relationship with security firms, conducting regular audits, and keeping a detailed record of all changes and their associated security reviews.

It creates a culture of security that permeates the development process, ensuring that the protocol remains robust as it scales and adds new functionality. Without this continuous vigilance, the security of the system will inevitably degrade over time.