South Korean media focus on Web3 trust reconstruction, CertiK's Chief Business Officer advocates a new paradigm of dynamic security.

On June 19, South Korea's prominent tech media Korea IT Times highlighted the keynote speech by CertiK's Chief Business Officer Jason Jiang at the Proof of Talk 2025 conference, focusing on his systematic insights on building trust in Web3. Jason Jiang pointed out that while static audits are indispensable, they are far from sufficient to support the trust system required for Web3. "Audited does not equal to safe," true trust should be built on a comprehensive mechanism of code, behavior, culture, and Compliance.

Jason Jiang stated that CertiK is promoting a dynamic "Security as a Service" model, continuously advancing the construction of security infrastructure through on-chain audit certification, real-time security monitoring and risk scoring, and AI-assisted auditing. Technology products represented by Skynet are reshaping the industry's standards for "trust."

Korea IT Times believes that this dynamic model is key to winning the trust of users and the industry. CertiK's forward-looking strategy demonstrates how to effectively address Web3 security challenges through proactive and adaptive security solutions, driving the industry towards a secure and trustworthy future.

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Rebuilding Trust in Decentralized Systems: Insights from CertiK's Chief Business Officer Jason Jiang at Proof of Talk 2025

In the rapidly changing world of Web3, how to establish trust on-chain has become a core issue. Especially against the backdrop of over $364 million in losses in the crypto industry last month, the issue of trust has become even more urgent. As the blockchain industry continuously explores new paths, CertiK, with its expertise in blockchain security, is at the forefront of addressing these challenges. At the Proof of Talk 2025 conference, CertiK's Chief Business Officer Jason Jiang delivered a keynote speech, presenting a series of thought-provoking insights on the core issue of "how to establish trust in Web3."

Jason Jiang first elaborated on the inherent challenges of Web3 security and the limitations of traditional static audits. He emphasized: "As CertiK has always advocated, static code verification, no matter how high the standards, is just one part of the security model. It is necessary, but far from sufficient to build true trust. Many risks are precisely exposed after the audit." His remarks reveal the increasing complexity of the current blockchain security system: factors such as upgradable contracts, deviations in governance mechanisms, and external account control can all trigger new security risks. As he stated: "Audited does not equate to secure."

He believes that the pace of change in the Web3 industry is unprecedented. "In the crypto world, a year's change is comparable to eight years in traditional industries." He pointed out that true trust is not only built on the accumulation of time but also requires systematic mechanisms for support. "Trust in Web3 is not just the code itself, but a composite of code, behavior, culture, and Compliance." He specifically mentioned the importance of bug bounty programs, arguing that project teams should invest resources to establish transparent accountability mechanisms and promptly release detailed post-mortem reports after security incidents.

CertiK is driving a paradigm shift in trust mechanisms. Jason Jiang clearly pointed out in his speech that CertiK is shifting security from a static "audit equals security" model to a dynamic "security as a service" model. He stated, "We are pushing the transition from traditional static audits to dynamic security operations. This includes promoting on-chain audit certification, introducing real-time security monitoring and risk scoring, continuous validation mechanisms, and the technological evolution of AI-assisted auditing."

This concept is implemented through real-time monitoring and risk scoring tools like Skynet, as well as AI-assisted analysis products, marking CertiK's ongoing investment in building an overall security infrastructure. This security architecture not only provides solid technical support for Web3 projects but is also reshaping the industry's standards for "trust."

Through Jason Jiang's sharing, it can be seen that to establish true trust in a decentralized system, a comprehensive strategy must be adopted: continuous security assessments, transparent codes of conduct, and a culture of continuous improvement. This dynamic approach is key to winning the trust of users and the industry, and it paves the way for building a safer and more trustworthy Web3 ecosystem. As the industry enters a new stage, CertiK's forward-looking strategy demonstrates how to effectively address Web3 security challenges through proactive and adaptive security solutions, driving the industry towards a safer and more trustworthy future.