Compliance is system behavior, not documentation.
Five specialized engines form a closed compliance loop. Each engine owns a distinct phase of the lifecycle — and every phase produces evidence.
Each engine owns a phase. Together they close the loop.
Evaluates each code commit against 9 security gates before deployment. Blocks non-compliant deployments. Generates gate evaluation results as OSCAL evidence and maps every gate to the NIST controls it satisfies.
AXIOMPolicy as codeMaps NIST 800-53 controls to code, infrastructure, and configuration. Determines whether controls are automated, inherited from the cloud provider, or require manual evidence. Updates control status in real time.
PHAROSContinuous monitoringMonitors the running system against the control baseline. Detects configuration drift. Triggers remediation when a previously passing control begins failing. Generates monthly ConMon reports.
CHRONICLEImmutable audit chainRecords compliance events in an append-only, tamper-evident log anchored to the Sigstore Rekor transparency log. Supports AU-2, AU-3, AU-9, AU-10, and AU-12 by construction.
ADVERSARIUSAdversarial validationRuns CVE scanning through Grype, STIG compliance checks through OpenSCAP, and configuration audits. Generates AI-assisted remediation requests when findings are detected.
Developers keep their workflow. Everyone else gets their time back.
Pushes code through the existing GitHub or GitLab workflow. Existing tools, pipeline, and review process remain unchanged. Never logs into REAEGIS.
Receives the pipeline event, evaluates the commit against the active NIST 800-53 baseline, generates OSCAL evidence, blocks non-compliant deployments when required, raises AI-assisted remediation, and records the event chain in a Rekor-anchored audit log.
Reviews updated controls, findings, generated remediation MRs, ConMon reports, and eMASS outputs. Hours of review instead of weeks of data entry.
Receives a continuously current OSCAL SSP, a Rekor-anchored audit chain, and a seven-factor ATO readiness score — live posture, not a point-in-time snapshot.
Authorization is not a destination.
It is a system property.
REAEGIS is the infrastructure that maintains it — converting every commit, scan, and approval into evidence your Authorizing Official can act on.