Sherlock Takes Audit Engine Public After Months of Quiet Testing

Sherlock has publicly launched Sherlock Audit Engine, revealing a security auditing platform the company had largely kept under wraps while testing the model with protocol teams.

Audit Engine operates one layer above individual AI auditors, coordinating several approaches to vulnerability discovery inside the same review.

Frontier LLMs, purpose-built AI auditors and AI-enabled security researchers work against the same codebase and context. Sherlock handles orchestration across the engagement, with findings judged, validated and deduplicated before being consolidated into one final audit result.

That model also sheds new light on one of Sherlock's more unusual engagements this year.

Was Polygon an Early Look at Audit Engine?

In June, Sherlock put Polygon's Heimdall V2 through a review involving a broad field of AI auditing systems and security researchers.

Heimdall V2 is the consensus client at the core of Polygon PoS, making it a consequential codebase for an early deployment of the model.

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