Authorized Workflow

Service Methodology and Safety Boundaries

This page explains how CZB handles authorized Web3 security requests: scope confirmation, evidence collection, public-chain review, risk classification, reporting, and post-incident recommendations.

Updated: 2026-05-28 Scope: authorized security work Principle: minimize sensitive data

Standard Workflow

  1. Scope confirmation: understand the requester role, incident type, systems involved, public addresses, transaction records, and urgency.
  2. Authorization review: confirm that the request fits a legitimate security, compliance, governance, or incident-response purpose.
  3. Evidence collection: organize public-chain data, screenshots, domain records, platform notices, logs, and non-sensitive context.
  4. Risk classification: classify the issue as suspicious interaction, approval exposure, operational control gap, public-chain incident, platform escalation, or governance risk.
  5. Technical analysis: review evidence paths, transaction relations, permission state, timeline consistency, and available remediation options.
  6. Report delivery: provide findings, limitations, risk rating, evidence references, and recommended next actions.

Deliverables

  • Evidence summary with source references and known limitations.
  • Incident timeline and public-chain relation notes.
  • Risk classification and recommended response checklist.
  • Platform or internal escalation package when applicable.
  • Post-incident control recommendations for wallet operations, approvals, monitoring, and governance.