MetaDAO co-founder submits proposal to launch $360,000 Groom Lake Security Program
Foresight News reports that MetaDAO co-founder Kollan House has published a community proposal to "launch the $360,000 Groom Lake Security Plan." The proposal suggests hiring Groom Lake Security for a 12-month period at a total cost of $360,000 ($30,000 per month) to provide security services. The services mainly consist of three parts: intelligence gathering (founder background checks, exposed data monitoring, anti-social engineering support), security engineering (infrastructure monitoring, OPSEC audits, penetration testing, etc.), and incident response (24/7 hotline, coordination with exchanges and law enforcement agencies, etc.).
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