The Arbitrum Foundation has introduced the Arbitrum Security Program, a new initiative aimed at teams building on the Arbitrum platform. Under the program, eligible teams can receive subsidies for smart contract audits. The coverage spans applications on testnet, projects already deployed on mainnet, teams migrating from other blockchains, and dedicated Arbitrum chains. The announcement outlines the program’s target groups and keeps the focus on security support for projects across different stages of development and deployment within the Arbitrum ecosystem.
ChainCatcher reports that the Arbitrum Foundation has rolled out the Arbitrum Security Program, a move meant to help teams building on Arbitrum by covering smart contract audit subsidies.
It applies to testnet apps, mainnet projects, projects moving over from other blockchains, and dedicated Arbitrum chains.
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