Blockchain B2B SaaS provider Openware, a Yellow company, and Hacken, a cybersecurity consulting company, announced a strategic technology partnership. The partnership aims to perform security assessments and secure users’ digital assets of the upcoming Yellow Network with Hacken’s specialized Blockchain audit services.
21/12/2021, South San Francisco, California
Hacken and Openware have been collaborating in 2021 on multiple fronts, mainly focused on Openware Hackademy -- a free Blockchain software development school for young students to learn the basics of development methodologies, modern cloud tech to power dynamic web applications, and Fintech technologies.
Openware has launched a public vulnerability and bug hunting program with Hacken for ethical cybersecurity experts aimed to harden Openware’s alpha Yellow Exchange software stack with a $5,000 reward at Hackenproof.
Openware hardens Blockchain code security, conducts penetration testing, and performs cybersecurity assessment for developing Yellow Network -- an unprecedented worldwide cross-chain overlay network to exchange trading quotes and liquidity between cryptocurrency exchange platforms and institutions.
Openware, Inc. is a San Francisco Blockchain product company recently acquired by Yellow, providing innovative product solutions known for building and supporting over 150 crypto exchange platforms with the open-source digital asset exchange platform OpenDAX.
Hacken is a leading cybersecurity consulting company headquartered in Estonia, with an essential focus on blockchain security. Hacken Cybersecurity Services is a part of Hacken Group, including CER.live, HackenAI, and HackenProof.
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South San Francisco, CA 94080, USA
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