Compliance
Turn cybersecurity risk management into evidence you can show.
An operational record of security validation, covering what was authorized, tested, proven, remediated and re-tested, to support NIS2 risk-management measures.
Surfaces this draws on
The problem
Security measures need an evidence trail.
Organizations can document access controls, vulnerability management, incident processes, policies and technical safeguards. That documentation matters.
The harder question is whether the technical environment behaves the way the documentation assumes.
RedMaw applies adversarial testing to the surfaces in scope to answer:
- What can actually be exploited?
- What data or system becomes reachable?
- Which finding materially changes attacker reachability?
- Was the issue remediated?
- Did the fix survive re-attack?
Applications
Beyond “this endpoint may be vulnerable”
RedMaw tests web applications and APIs for authentication weaknesses, authorization failures, exposed secrets, business-logic abuse and API trust-boundary failures.
The objective is to establish whether an attacker can use the weakness to reach something they should not.
SaaS & Identity
Identity is part of the security boundary.
For organizations that rely heavily on cloud applications, RedMaw evaluates identity relationships, roles and permissions, OAuth grants, MFA and conditional-access gaps, public sharing, customer-controlled SaaS posture and leaked credentials.
The shared-responsibility boundary stays explicit: RedMaw tests the customer's side of SaaS configuration and access. It does not attack the SaaS provider.
Internal Infrastructure
What is current, stated precisely
Internal infrastructure is part of the platform model, and availability needs to stay precise. The secure outbound connector is current.
From finding to closure
Findings live in a stateful remediation loop. Work is pushed into Jira, GitHub Issues, Slack, email or the built-in tracker. When the fix is ready, RedMaw re-tests the relevant issue.
That is a stronger evidence trail than a ticket status.
Output
What RedMaw provides for NIS2
All of it produced by the security work itself, not assembled separately at audit time.
- Continuous security-testing evidence
- Validated findings with reproducible proof
- Remediation guidance and retest evidence
- Executive and technical reporting
- NIS2-oriented control mapping
- A history of open, remediated, closed and reopened findings
Other frameworks
Same loop, different evidence
Make NIS2 evidence easier to produce.
Continuously validate exposure, preserve the evidence, and re-test remediation.