Platform
Run it, or have us run it.
RedMaw supports self-serve, managed and dedicated operating models on the same adversarial-security engine. Choose based on how much of the program you want your team to operate.
One platform. Three operating models.
Organizations differ in security maturity, staffing, regulatory requirements and operating preference.
A product that assumes every customer has a fully staffed offensive-security team excludes many of the organizations that need continuous validation most.
The testing model, findings state, evidence and remediation loop stay consistent across all three.
Self-serve
You run it.
For teams that already own the security process and want more adversarial depth without outsourcing the operating motion.
What it includes
- Define scope and authorization
- Schedule continuous validation
- Trigger testing after deployments
- Review validated evidence
- Manage findings
- Push remediation into Jira, GitHub Issues, Slack or email
- Re-test fixes
- Generate reports
Controls
SSO, SCIM, RBAC and audit logging.
Choose this if
You already have people who can own the testing program and want the platform in their hands.
Managed
We run it with you.
For organizations that want continuous adversarial validation without staffing the entire program internally.
What it includes
- RedMaw operators run and triage testing
- Testing cadence is maintained for you
- Evidence is reviewed before it reaches you
- Findings are prepared for remediation and compliance workflows
Controls
You keep authorization, scope, target ownership and remediation decisions. Managed delivery changes who operates the system, not what counts as proof.
Choose this if
You need continuous adversarial validation but do not want to build the full operating motion internally.
Dedicated
For larger and regulated environments.
Tighter operational isolation, and more control over connectivity and integration.
What it includes
- Dedicated hosted deployment in your region
- Customer-controlled key options where applicable
- Secure outbound connectivity for authorized internal reach
- Custom modules
- Custom integrations
Controls
The exact architecture depends on the approved environment and operating requirements.
Choose this if
Isolation, internal connectivity, regional hosting or custom integration requirements are part of the buying decision.
Connectivity
Internal reach without opening the environment inbound
A secure outbound connector allows RedMaw to reach approved internal targets without requiring the organization to expose an inbound testing path.
This matters most for internal validation in regulated or tightly controlled environments. The connector is still governed by explicit scope and authorization. It is part of the operating boundary, not a way around it.
Flexible deployment does not relax the security boundary.
The purpose of flexible deployment is to change how the service is operated, not what it is allowed to do.
Constant across every operating model
- Explicit authorization
- Scope controls
- Approval gates
- RBAC
- SSO and SCIM
- Audit logging
- Controlled testing
- Evidence and findings state
What is not generally available today
Under discussion: not a product capability
In-tenant sovereign deployment is a future option under discussion. It is not part of the standard deployment menu today and should not be planned around as though it were.
Stop assuming you are secure. Prove it.
Continuously test what an attacker can actually reach across your applications, SaaS identities, internal infrastructure and AI systems.