SIRN is a membership-based incident response network to protect the Solana ecosystem.
Active incident? Get helpSolana is home to some of the most secure infrastructure in the industry, but as technology evolves, so do the tactics of bad actors. As the ecosystem scales, the stakes scale with it. SIRN exists because the most effective security response is a coordinated one.
Through a shared response network, SIRN turns individual defenses into a collective one, where expertise and rapid mobilization are available to the teams that need them. Securing Solana is a joint effort, and SIRN is built for that.
SIRN connects the ecosystem's top security and research firms into a single, coordinated network to make Solana safer.
SIRN is available to all Solana protocols. Coverage is prioritized by TVL, so protocols holding the most value at risk are first in line, but the network is built to protect the ecosystem as a whole.
STRIDE and SIRN were launched in April 2026 by Asymmetric Research and the Solana Foundation. STRIDE is a program that evaluates a protocol's security posture across eight pillars, from access controls to operational and governance practices. SIRN is the network that responds if an incident happens.
Protocols that go through the STRIDE program are automatically onboarded to SIRN so they are as prepared as possible in the event of an incident.
In short: STRIDE prepares, SIRN responds.
SIRN's strength comes from the caliber of the companies involved, so we intend to grow the network deliberately. We bring in partners where there's a clear fit with the ecosystem's needs and a track record to match. If that's you, reach out at with a sense of your work and where your team could add value.
Keep in mind this will page a SIRN Incident Commander and you should be ready to assist them.
Activate SIRNIf you're building security tooling that would benefit the Solana ecosystem, please reach out.