Great question! Here are the key things to look for in a security audit: 1. **Code Coverage**: Ensure the audit covers all critical functions 2. **Common Vulnerabilities**: Check for reentrancy, overflow, access control issues 3. **Gas Optimization**: While not security, it's important 4. **Documentation Review**: Make sure the audit includes documentation review I'd recommend starting with OpenZeppelin's security guidelines and then getting audits from multiple firms.

In addition to Sarah's points, make sure to: - Test edge cases thoroughly - Review the audit report carefully - Ask questions about any findings - Consider getting a second opinion for critical protocols

Don't forget about formal verification for critical components. Tools like Certora can help verify mathematical properties of your contracts.