As enterprises increasingly venture into Web3, the security landscape becomes far more complex and fragile. When companies go decentralized, they're not just managing their own infrastructure—they're opening doors to exponentially larger attack surfaces. More assets under management, more users in the ecosystem, and more entry points for bad actors.

Here's the uncomfortable truth: institutional capital remains reluctant to deploy serious funds into this space while annual asset losses hover around 3%. Until security frameworks mature and become genuinely foolproof, we won't see the institutional adoption that could genuinely scale Web3. It's a chicken-and-egg problem—capital flows where it feels safe.

This dynamic is reshaping the industry. The demand for robust security solutions and risk management protocols is skyrocketing. Projects that can credibly address these vulnerabilities will become increasingly valuable as the ecosystem matures and more traditional institutions dip their toes into crypto.