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# Security

## Audit Reports

### May 2024 Release

| Auditor    | Report link                                                                                                                   |
| ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| ThreeSigma | [`2024-05-22 ThreeSigma Report`](https://github.com/maple-labs/syrup-router/blob/main/audits/ThreeSigma-MapleSyrupRouter.pdf) |

### August 2024 Release

| Auditor     | Report Link                                                                                                                           |
| ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Three Sigma | [`2024-08-23 - Three Sigma Report`](https://github.com/maple-labs/syrup-utils/blob/main/audits/ThreeSigma-Maple-Finance-Aug-2024.pdf) |
| 0xMacro     | [`2024-08-14 - 0xMacro Report`](https://github.com/maple-labs/syrup-utils/blob/main/audits/0xMacro-Maple-Finance-Aug-2024.pdf)        |

## Maple's Security Model

The Syrup Protocol is a layer built on top of Maple Finance, leveraging the same underlying smart contract infrastructure that has facilitated over $4.6B in loans to institutional borrowers. The Maple Finance protocol has undergone 7+ audits, all of which can be found [here](https://maplefinance.gitbook.io/maple/technical-resources/security/security). These audits have been completed by top-tier firms like Spearbit/Cantina, Three Sigma, and 0xMacro. Additionally, the Syrup Protocol’s main contract, the Syrup Router, has undergone an audit by Three Sigma, which is linked above.


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