Security and Audit: Building the Trust Foundation of Web 4.0, Shifting Security Paradigms Toward Real-Time Response

ME News message. On April 22 (UTC+8), the highly anticipated “First Global Web 4.0 - Artificial Intelligence and Digital Asset Integration Innovation Conference” was officially inaugurated at Hong Kong Cyberport.

As a core segment of the conference, a roundtable discussion titled “Security and Auditing: Building the Trust Foundation of Web 4.0,” hosted by Fang Xin from Huaying Group (Nasdaq: AXG), was held at the event, bringing together experts from leading security audit institutions including SlowMist, Certik, BlockSec, and Fireblocks.

The discussion focused on the essence of the fundamental shift in the core security paradigm in the Web 4.0 era. The guests unanimously agreed that the security requirements framework of Web 4.0 has undergone a key evolution from “pre-audit” to “real-time monitoring and response.”

Core topics include:

Paradigm shift: SlowMist discussed the tremendous changes in the security system under Web 4.0 scenarios.

Audit boundaries: Certik delved into the boundaries of smart contract audits in addressing security issues.

Real-time response: BlockSec proposed that security is developing toward a new trend of “real-time monitoring and response.”

Institutional-level security: Fireblocks emphasized that after institutional funds enter the chain, the priorities for asset security and operational security have changed.

This roundtable discussion explored the ecosystem composition of future security infrastructure—whether it will move toward a “decentralized security network,” or be led by a small number of top institutions. Experts concluded that the evolution of security systems in both technology and processes will help build a more solid foundation of on-chain trust. This roundtable provided an authoritative guide for ensuring the security and compliance of digital assets in the Web 4.0 era. (Source: Huaying Group)