Post-Audit Certificate Issuance for Deployed Blockchain Smart Contracts on Blockchain Cybersecurity Platforms

One or more computer-readable non-transitory storage media embodying software that is operable when executed to:

• receive, by a certificate authority, authorization to access a specified development environment associated with a smart contract;
• receive, by the certificate authority, in the development environment, a first copy of source code associated with the smart contract, wherein the certificate authority is authorized to audit the smart contract;
• generate, by the certificate authority, an audit report for the smart contract based on the first copy of source code and one or more security criteria;
• receive, by the certificate authority, in the development environment, a second copy of source code associated with the smart contract, wherein the second copy of source code is generated responsive to the audit report;
• determine, by the certificate authority, that the second copy of source code satisfies the one or more security criteria;
• receive, by the certificate authority, an indication that the smart contract was deployed on a first blockchain network;
• determine, by the certificate authority, that the smart contract deployed on the first blockchain network matches the second copy of source code in the development environment;
• and
• issue, by the certificate authority, a certificate for the smart contract based on the determination that the smart contract deployed on the first blockchain network matches the second copy of source code.

A receiver processor comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and a non-transitory memory coupled to the processors comprising instructions executable by the processors, the processors operable when executing the instructions to:
• receive, by a certificate authority, authorization to access a specified development environment associated with a smart contract;
• receive, by the certificate authority, in the development environment, a first copy of source code associated with the smart contract, wherein the certificate authority is authorized to audit the smart contract;
• generate, by the certificate authority, an audit report for the smart contract based on the first copy of source code and one or more security criteria;
• receive, by the certificate authority, in the development environment, a second copy of source code associated with the smart contract, wherein the second copy of source code is generated responsive to the audit report;
• determine, by the certificate authority, that the second copy of source code satisfies the one or more security criteria;
• receive, by the certificate authority, an indication that the smart contract was deployed on a first blockchain network;
• determine, by the certificate authority, that the smart contract deployed on the first blockchain network matches the second copy of source code in the development environment;
• and
• issue, by the certificate authority, a certificate for the smart contract based on the determination that the smart contract deployed on the first blockchain network matches the second copy of source code.