# 🛡️ Analytix Audit Shield

Analytix Audit has developed the software "Analytix Audit Shield 🛡️"

Analytix Audit Shield guarantee the undertakes to check each smart contract manually, line by line, by testing each function in the testnet.

This includes identifying and clarifying different levels of risk, such as: Cricital, Medium, Minor, Informational.

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<mark style="color:red;">**Critical:**</mark> Critical level means that the vulnaribity found can lead loss of funds, readable data manipulations, and it can be easily exploited.

<mark style="color:orange;">**Medium:**</mark> Medium level means that the vulnaribity found can lead to smart contract manipulation, it can be hard to be exploited, project owner should fix it immiedately.

<mark style="color:green;">**Minor:**</mark> Minor level means that the vulnaribity found can a risk in the future, should be fixed by the project owner, there are chances that this minor vulnaribity can't impact the manipulation of the smartcontract audited.

<mark style="color:blue;">**Informational:**</mark> Information level means that the vulnaribity found can be ignored, may not impact the functions of the smart contract audited.

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How to request Analytix Audit Shield 🛡️?&#x20;

➡️ [**📞** Contact us](/social/contact-us.md)


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