As blockchain adoption continues to grow, organizations face increasing pressure to evaluate the security of the infrastructure and protocols that support digital assets. From validator and staking security to smart contracts and risk management, establishing consistent security practices has become a critical part of building trust in blockchain systems.
BSSC will bring this conversation to Boston Blockchain Week 2026 through its panel discussion, "Securing the Stack: Standards & Architecture." Moderated by BSSC Executive Director Adam Rak, the session will feature Max Courchesne-Mackie, Security Architect at Figment; Eric Meng, Head of Digital Asset Security at Coinbase; and Dhruv Bhargava, Digital Assets Audit Manager at Crowe LLP. Together, they will discuss how security standards, technical architecture, and assessment frameworks are helping organizations evaluate blockchain infrastructure with greater confidence.
The discussion comes at an important time for the industry. BSSC recently released its Smart Contract Security Standard and updates to core specifications, reflecting a broader effort to advance practical, measurable approaches to blockchain security. As institutions continue exploring blockchain technologies, standards and independent assessment frameworks can play an important role in supporting transparency, consistency, and trust.
Whether you're a developer, security professional, auditor, or blockchain practitioner, we invite you to join the conversation at Boston Blockchain Week and learn how standards-based approaches are helping strengthen blockchain security across the industry.
