It does not suggest a fix. It writes one.
Every other compliance platform tells you what is wrong. REAEGIS fixes it. The Autonomous Remediation Engine reads your source code, understands the vulnerability in context, generates a production-quality patch, builds it, runs three independent scanner passes, and only then creates the formal approval request. A finding is never closed unless the gate passes on the patched branch in a real verification evaluation.
The status quo vs. REAEGIS
Every other platform
The status quo
- 1Scan detected a critical CVE.
- 2Ticket created in Jira.
- 3Developer assigned.
- 4Developer researches the fix.
- 5Developer writes the fix.
- 6Fix reviewed and approved.
- 7Fix deployed.
- 8Rescan scheduled.
REAEGIS
REAEGIS ARE
- 1RAMPART detected a critical CVE.
- 2ADVERSARIUS read the affected code.
- 3claude-opus-4-8 generated the patch.
- 4Patch applied to sandbox branch.
- 5Code compiled and built.
- 6Stage 1: 7 scanners verified the fix.
- 7Stage 2: regression check passed.
- 8Stage 3: RAMPART gate re-evaluated.
- 9CCB change request created.
How ARE works — 15 steps
Seven scanners. Every job. All three stages.
"A finding is never marked resolved unless all three verification stages passed, the build succeeded, the RAMPART gate passed on the patched branch, the CCB change request was approved, and the external PR was merged. The engine fails closed. No exceptions."
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.
