From first push to signed evidence package. Automatically.
The average ATO takes 18 months. Most of that time is spent writing documentation that describes a system state that has already changed by the time the AO reads it. REAEGIS generates documentation from current system state — not from what someone remembered to type.
How REAEGIS automates the ATO
- Control narratives generated from real evidence
- OSCAL-native SSP
- Continuous ATO (cATO) readiness monitoring
- 40 document templates
- 10-factor ATO readiness ring
- Cosign-signed evidence package on demand
- Dual-PR compliance routing
Documentation that is out of date before it is signed.
A traditional ATO package is a point-in-time snapshot. An ISSO writes the SSP describing system state as of last Tuesday. The AO reviews it three months later. The system has changed seventeen times since then. The package is fiction.
Evidence that is always current.
REAEGIS generates the SSP from current system state. Every control narrative is drafted from real evidence. The OSCAL package reflects what is deployed right now. When the AO opens the package, it describes the system as it exists — not as it was described six months ago.
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.