
SCSVS
The SCSVS is a list of standards that ensure smart contract security.

What is SCSVS?
Founders of Composable Security - Paweł Kuryłowicz, and Damian Rusinek - authored the Smart Contract Security Verification Standard (SCSVS) to make it easier for developers, architects, and analysts to build, and enforce security standards from the ground up. Analysts can use the SCSVS to discover areas of vulnerability in smart contracts. Developers can use the SCSVS as a guide when building smart contracts from scratch.
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