Government special program
Government systems do not get soft reports.
Aegix delivers controlled penetration testing, evidence custody, compliance mapping, and executive-ready findings for public-sector systems where ambiguity is unacceptable.
Evidence
Locked
Controls
Locked
Retest
Locked
Report classification
Classified-ready by default.
Restricted distribution. Named recipients. Document hashes. Reproducible findings. Control traceability. No loose ends.
Document hash: SHA-256 verified
Recipient list: named only
Evidence pack: encrypted vault
Program discipline
This is not a scan. It is a controlled security operation.
Document control
Every report ships with classification marking, named distribution, version control, integrity hashes, and restricted handling from the first page.
Evidence custody
Evidence is hashed, encrypted, retained under policy, and packaged so another qualified tester can reproduce the result.
Compliance crosswalk
Findings map directly to NIST 800-53, FedRAMP, FISMA, CMMC, ISO 27001, SOC 2, CIS Controls, and OWASP.
Human validation
AI and automated scanners do not decide severity. Senior operators validate scope, exploitability, business impact, and final reporting.
Evidence control
Every artifact gets a custody trail.
Scope, execution, findings, evidence, and retest status move through approval gates. Nothing runs without authorization. Nothing ships without review.
Lock scope
Authorization, ROE, assets, and test windows freeze before execution.
Hash evidence
Artifacts, screenshots, transcripts, and tool outputs receive fingerprints.
Validate impact
Senior operators confirm exploitability, mission impact, and remediation priority.
Close the loop
Open, mitigated, accepted, and residual-risk states remain traceable.
Report standard
Clear verdict. Hard evidence. Actionable remediation.
Leaders get the decision. Auditors get the control trail. Engineers get the proof, reproduction path, and fix priority.
Classified cover package: dates, recipients, version, distribution limits, and document hash
Executive verdict: pass, conditional pass, or fail with the risk posture leadership needs
Authorized scope: assets, APIs, IP ranges, exclusions, rules of engagement, and test windows
Standards mapping: NIST 800-115, OWASP ASVS L3, PTES, MITRE ATT&CK, FedRAMP, FISMA, CMMC, ISO 27001, and SOC 2
Findings that stand up: CVSS, business impact, proof, exploit complexity, remediation, references, and retest status
Attack chains: how isolated weaknesses combine into a real compromise path
Resilience results: ramp, spike, soak, breakpoint, safe-stop thresholds, and SLA verdict
Audit appendices: tool exports, HTTP evidence, asset inventory, crypto review, IAM gaps, compliance matrix, and retest plan
Threat model
Define the adversary. Prove the path. Preserve the evidence.
Tier 1
Opportunistic actor
We identify public exposure, weak defaults, leaked assets, and common web/API paths attackers exploit first.
Tier 2
Organized cybercrime
We test identity abuse, privilege escalation, business logic failure, credential pressure, and operational gaps.
Tier 3
Advanced mission threat
We model higher-tier tradecraft under strict rules of engagement and convert evidence into executive risk.
Finding discipline
Every finding must survive review.
Every issue includes severity, affected assets, CWE and OWASP mapping, proof, business impact, exploit complexity, remediation, references, and retest status.
AEGIX-2026-0001
CWE-639 / OWASP A01
IDOR authorization bypass
CriticalAEGIX-2026-0002
CWE-798 / OWASP A02
JWT key exposure via source artifact
CriticalAEGIX-2026-0003
CWE-307 / OWASP A07
OTP brute-force weakness
HighAegix Security
Bring certainty before exposure.
Use Aegix before launch, before audit, or before a public-sector system faces real users and real adversaries.