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The Next Chapter of Cantina
Why Cantina expanded from finding security issues to carrying security work through prioritized, remediated, and verified resolution.
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Lean teams, outsized coverage
How security teams of five carry the workload of fifty with Cantina: closing every loop from first discovery to verified fix, across smart contracts, bridges, and live infrastructure.
How lean teams scale
How a five-person team runs like fifty
Cantina's agents carry the repetitive weight, triaging signals, reproducing issues, drafting fixes, and re-verifying they land, so a small in-house team spends its hours on judgment, not toil. The coverage scales; the headcount doesn't.
Every loop closed on record. Logged, attributable, and re-verified after each fix ships.
A typical engagement
- In-house team
- 5
- Effective coverage
- 50+
- Loops closed on record
- 100%
Outcomes
What lean teams ship with Cantina
Across every engagement, the pattern repeats: a small in-house team closes far more of the loop, faster, without adding headcount.
- Coverage per security engineer vs. a traditional audit cycle
- 0× Coverage per security engineer vs. a traditional audit cycle
- Assets under continuous review across active engagements
- $0B+ Assets under continuous review across active engagements
- Programs run by teams of five or fewer
- 0+ Programs run by teams of five or fewer
- Median time from first finding to a verified fix
- 0h Median time from first finding to a verified fix
“We run a five-person security function. Cantina lets us behave like a team ten times that size, every finding gets triaged, investigated, and closed on the record, without us adding a single hire.”
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Real engagements across the ecosystem, bridges, lending markets, staking, and cross-chain infrastructure, each closed end to end with Cantina.
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The Next Chapter of Cantina
Why Cantina expanded from finding security issues to carrying security work through prioritized, remediated, and verified resolution.
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Why teams choose Cantina
Proof on the record, not promises
Every engagement closes the same way: real issues surfaced, fixes driven with context, and each one verified shut. That's how five people cover what used to take fifty.
Run fifty people's coverage with five
See how Cantina closes every security loop for your team, from first discovery to a verified, on-record fix. We'll map it to your stack in a 30-minute walkthrough.