RedMesh exists because the old security rhythm is broken.
The world still asks defenders to prove resilience with annual tests, static reports, screenshots, and trust in process. Attackers do not move annually. Software does not change annually. Supply chains do not wait for the next audit window. Regulation is moving toward continuous accountability, but most organizations still lack continuous proof.
RedMesh is our answer: a decentralized cyber assurance fabric that can test, explain, attest, archive, export, and repeat.
- US-West
- US-East
- EU-West
- EU-North
- Lagos
- Mumbai
- Singapore
- Tokyo
- Sydney
Proof-backed Cyber Assurance
Verifiable cyber assurance across the Ratio1 Edge Node mesh
- Run
- Analyze
- Attest
- Archive
- Export
- Correlate
RedMesh coordinates authorized black-box and authenticated gray-box validation across participating Ratio1 Edge Nodes, captures inspectable evidence, and anchors selected validation records with Proof-of-Test attestation.
Built for recurring proof
Recurring Validation
RedMesh repeats authorized, controlled, low-noise validation workflows, including black-box PT/VA and authenticated web/API gray-box checks, so drift can be reviewed between annual or quarterly engagements.
Proof-of-Test Attestation
Run metadata, results, and evidence hashes are captured in tamper-evident archives, with on-chain Proof-of-Test attestation for selected validation records.
Multiple Edge Node Vantage Points
A single scanning location only sees what that location can see.
Integrations
Findings, evidence, and attestation records are designed to flow into your existing CTI, SOC, vulnerability management, and compliance workflows — not to create a new silo.
How it works
- 01
Define and authorize scope
You define the systems, checks, and schedule RedMesh is authorized to run against.
- 02
Coordinate across the Edge Node mesh
RedMesh's coordination layer assigns checks to Ratio1 Edge Nodes across one or more vantage points.
- 03
Execute distributed, asynchronous workflows
Nodes run authorized workflows asynchronously, reporting progress and results back to the coordination layer.
- 04
Capture and attest evidence
Results, run metadata, and evidence references are captured through ChainStore and R1FS, with Proof-of-Test attestation.
- 05
Review, remediate, and integrate
Findings and evidence flow to your team and integrated tools for review, remediation, and reporting.
Fits into the tools you already run
Threat intelligence (CTI)
Feed validated findings into CTI platforms for correlation where configured.
- MISP
- Threat feeds
Graph & asset platforms
Map findings onto asset and risk graphs where configured.
- Neo4j
- Attack-surface graphs
SOC / SIEM
Forward results into SOC workflows where configured.
- Wazuh
- SIEM pipelines
Vulnerability management
Track findings through remediation lifecycles.
- VM platforms
- Ticketing systems
AI analysis
Optional AI-assisted analysis under human review, structuring evidence for faster triage.
- AI triage pipelines
Evidence storage
Decentralized encrypted evidence retention.
- ChainStore
- R1FS
Compliance & GRC
Support evidence collection and recurring validation for NIS2, CRA, and DORA-oriented programs.
- GRC platforms
How RedMesh compares
Frequency
- RedMesh
- Recurring workflows, including continuous programs
- Traditional PA/VA
- Periodic (e.g. annual)
- Automated Scanners
- Periodic or continuous, single-source
Vantage points
- RedMesh
- Multi-region Edge Nodes
- Traditional PA/VA
- Single engagement scope
- Automated Scanners
- Single scan location
Evidence
- RedMesh
- Tamper-evident, blockchain-anchored
- Traditional PA/VA
- Written report
- Automated Scanners
- Scan output / report
Human oversight
- RedMesh
- Authorize scope, review findings and any AI-assisted analysis
- Traditional PA/VA
- Full manual execution
- Automated Scanners
- Configuration only
Best for
- RedMesh
- Recurring assurance evidence between engagements
- Traditional PA/VA
- Deep manual exploration
- Automated Scanners
- Known-vulnerability sweeps
Frequently asked questions
Find the right RedMesh path
Explore an enterprise deployment, a provider-managed service line, or an executive-visible board assurance pilot.