Crypto losses begin with a person. A message. A signature given to the wrong screen. Ormos secures the layer attackers move through, and brings your operation into safe harbour before they reach it.
Book a threat briefing →An attacker will spend weeks before they spend a cent, because the prize is enormous. When nine or ten figures sit behind a wallet, it pays to study your team, read their posts, learn who signs and who travels, and build a face you already trust. Then they ask for one small thing, on a quiet afternoon, from someone who sounds exactly right. Crypto is an incentives game. Once you see the size of the payoff, every other move makes sense.
Ormos works the same ground the attackers do, the human and operational layer, and closes it before anyone tests it for real. I have been targeted, studied, and deepfaked. I learned the attacker's playbook from the wrong end of it, so I know the route in and how to hold the door.
An anchorage is the place a ship rides out the storm. That is the entire job.
We map your real attack surface: key custody, signer and multisig practice, device hygiene, comms, vendor trust, and the social-engineering paths into your people. You get a risk-rated report, a remediation plan ordered by what an attacker reaches first, and a re-test once the fixes land.
Live sessions run by us, on-site or remote. We put your team through the real attacks in role-play: the pretext call, the deepfake approval, the job-offer file, the signing screen that lies. They feel the con, then learn to break it. Everyone walks out with a playbook they keep.
Protection for the people attackers name and study. We lock down personal accounts, devices, and comms, harden custody of personal holdings, and build your defence against impersonation, deepfakes, and the call that sounds exactly like someone you trust.
Signers opened a routine cold-wallet transfer and approved it. The wallet interface, served from a compromised vendor machine, had quietly swapped the payload. What three people signed handed full control of the wallet to the attacker.
Over weeks, the attacker worked into Drift's multisig, pre-signed transactions using a routine Solana feature, then seized the Security Council's admin powers and drained the vaults with a fake collateral token. The Solana Foundation's own leaders said the target was people.
An engineer was walked through a fake job interview and sent an offer file. The file carried malware. From one laptop, the attacker reached the validator keys that secured the bridge.
A message from a "former contractor" on Telegram carried a file dressed as a PDF. It planted malware on developer machines. Three signers saw a normal transaction on screen and signed a hostile one to their hardware wallets without seeing the swap.
We map your operation the way a raider studies a coastline, from open water in.
We run the real attacks under control, and find the rocks before they do.
We close the gaps where the waves would break, hardest first.
We come back, test again, and stand watch. Proof, written and logged.
Every completed program issues a verifiable on-chain credential. Anyone can check it, your team owns it, and it cannot be quietly faked. Proof of training that travels with the people who earned it.
The web3 security podcast that has hosted the people defending this industry.
I have spent years inside web3, building brands for some of its biggest names and watching the industry lose fortunes the same way every time. Through people.
I host Scam Chronicles, the security podcast where the people defending this space walk me through how the attacks really work. I have been targeted, studied, and deepfaked myself, so I know what it looks like from the other side of the screen.
For a decade my job was making hard things land with an audience. Security training needs exactly that and rarely gets it. Ormos is that, turned into a defence: real threats, taught so they stick, by someone who has been in the line of fire.
Start with a 20-minute briefing. We show you the first three ways we would come at you, and you keep that list whether or not we end up working together.
A few engagements each quarter, taken by application.