Why does a crypto protocol need SEAL if standards like CCSS already exist? CCSS established a standard for cryptographic asset management and key security. But protocol security extends beyond keys and custody. SEAL Certification takes a broader, crypto-native view of security, including operations: multisig operations, treasury, incident response, CI/CD and infrastructure, DNS, identity, and accounts. Teams receive an independent assessment of how those controls are implemented in practice. Once the applicable controls pass, SEAL issues a public, cryptographically verifiable on-chain attestation. That gives security teams a framework for institutional diligence, partner reviews, and internal security decisions. Explore whether SEAL is the right fit for you: