Fireblocks Rolls Out Policy Inspector and Security Roles
Fireblocks, a leading provider of digital asset infrastructure, has unveiled a suite of new security features aimed at enhancing policy management and operational security. Central to this release is the Policy Inspector tool, designed to provide granular visibility into how transactions interact with governance rules. For enterprises managing digital assets, this update addresses a critical need for transparency and control in security protocols.
The Policy Inspector allows teams to trace transactions through every step of the policy framework, identifying matched and unmatched parameters for better troubleshooting. Misconfigured rules and overlooked exceptions are common vulnerabilities in digital asset operations, and this tool aims to mitigate those risks. Additional features include a centralized Policy Overview dashboard, the ability to export policies for audits, and enhanced controls like precise transaction amount ranges and multi-type policy publishing.
Another significant introduction is the Security Center, a dedicated dashboard consolidating user and API access, policy activity, audit logs, and more. To support this, Fireblocks has created two specialized roles: the Security Auditor and the Security Admin. The Auditor role provides read-only, oversight-focused access, while the Admin role enables action-oriented functionality such as managing user permissions and freezing workspaces in response to threats. These roles reflect Fireblocks' commitment to adhering to the principle of least privilege, a foundational cybersecurity best practice.
The new features are part of a broader trend at Fireblocks to make digital asset management more secure and governable. The company is also rolling out Fireblocks Security Posture Management (FSPM), an AI-driven tool that simulates attacks and identifies configuration weaknesses, offering actionable remediation insights. This proactive approach to security complements the visibility-focused features of the Security Center.
Founded in 2018, Fireblocks has carved out a dominant position in the digital asset space, facilitating over $14 trillion in transactions for more than 2,000 institutional clients. Its clients include banks, fintechs, and major exchanges, and the company’s platform supports MPC-based custody, stablecoin infrastructure, and tokenization. Recent partnerships, such as its collaboration with Checkout.com for stablecoin settlement and efforts in carbon tokenization, highlight Fireblocks’ expanding role in blockchain-based financial services.
As the digital asset ecosystem matures, the demand for robust, enterprise-grade security solutions is growing. Fireblocks’ latest updates are a response to this need, providing institutional clients with tools to manage governance policies more effectively and empower security teams without introducing operational risks. For firms navigating increasingly complex compliance and threat landscapes, these developments could set a new benchmark for security in blockchain infrastructure.
For more details on the new features, Fireblocks has published a comprehensive 2026 security whitepaper.