Sagitta
Continuity
Engine

Public-surface authority intelligence for protocol continuity. SCE maps public authority paths, incident patterns, threat families, and evidence gaps so protocols can understand what may break before it becomes an emergency.

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Zero-custody. Public metadata only. No keys. No signing authority.
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SCE intelligence layer

The engine behind continuity decisions.

SCE ingests public incident and advisory data, maps project authority surfaces, detects public owner/admin evidence, and powers reports, dashboards, and public proof surfaces.

Case Library
Tracks public incidents, CVEs, advisories, DeFi exploit patterns, and threat families in a normalized intelligence archive.
Threat Matrix
Connects project authority surfaces to relevant incident families so operators can see which failure modes matter.
Admin Surface Scanner
Resolves owner/admin/proxy/timelock paths where possible using public calls, verified metadata, and submitted public evidence.
Authority Path Mapping
Identifies shared owners, unresolved authority paths, role concentration, and control surfaces that need operator confirmation.
Evidence Reports
Separates observed owner/admin evidence from verified controls, then packages the intelligence into reports and proof outputs.
Powered Outputs
Defense Reviews, research notes, and dashboard views are outputs of the same SCE intelligence layer.
The Continuity Mandate

Every protocol has a threat matrix. Most teams only see it after the incident.

SCE exists for the moment assumptions stop being true. When a chain halts, an oracle drifts, governance freezes, a treasury path fails, or a critical authority surface becomes unsafe, continuity becomes authority.

1. Authority Surfaces
Upgrades, pause authority, treasury movement, admin roles, keepers, oracle control paths.
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2. Threat Matrix Exposure
Maps protocol surfaces to global exploit and failure patterns.
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3. Continuity Doctrine
Pause, degrade, evacuate, substitute, reconstitute.
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4. Verification Workflows
Evidence requested, controls tracked, verification status maintained.
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Built for the moment your assumptions fail.
Not an audit replacement

Why SCE vs. an audit

Audits review code. SCE reviews whether the system can survive control failure.

Traditional Audit
Code and implementation assurance
  • Code exploitability review
  • Contract-level vulnerabilities
  • Implementation flaws
  • Best once contracts are near final
VS
Sagitta Continuity Engine
Continuity and control readiness
  • Authority surface mapping
  • Treasury, oracle, governance, and admin-path risk
  • Emergency response and control verification
  • Best before launch and before capital scales
Complements audit work.
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How SCE Works

When the threat-matrix
event happens, SCE is
already holding the map.

1
Ingest public intelligence
Track public incidents, CVEs, advisories, GitHub records, and DeFi exploit patterns.
2
Map authority surfaces
Register public contracts, asset roles, owners, proxies, oracles, treasuries, and governance references.
3
Resolve admin paths
Use public calls and metadata to resolve owner/admin/proxy/timelock paths where possible.
4
Connect threat families
Link project authority surfaces to relevant incident families in the SCE Case Library.
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Separate evidence states
Separate observed owner/admin evidence from verified controls and missing evidence.
6
Map concentrations
Identify shared owners, unresolved paths, and concentration patterns without overstating claims.
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Power outputs
Generate dashboards, Defense Reviews, evidence reports, and lightweight public research notes.
SCE does not monitor systems for comfort.
It maps what must survive when conditions break.
Ecosystem Coverage

Built for multi-chain protocol defense

Coverage begins with EVM authority-surface reviews and expands through chain-specific adapters.

Active now
ACTIVE
EVM authority-surface reviews
EVMEthereum-compatible deploymentsTestnet & mainnetAdmin / owner pathsProxy patternsTreasury controlsOracle surfacesGovernance / timelocks
EVM-compatible coverage targets
EthereumBaseArbitrumOptimismPolygonAvalanche C-ChainBNB ChainMoonbeam
Active EVM coverage applies where public contract data, explorer records, or project-submitted details are available.
Expansion targets
PLANNED
Chain-specific adapters
SolanaAO / ArweaveICPCosmosBridgesOracle networksEcosystem dashboards
Grant / ecosystem fit
Infrastructure for builder readiness

SCE supports ecosystem-wide readiness programs — authority-risk mapping, control identification, and evidence preparation — before capital scales.

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Designed to support ecosystem-wide builder readiness programs.
Public research notes

Explore how Sagitta Defense applies public-surface authority intelligence to real protocols. Research Note 001 is in preparation.

Methodology, scope, and public-data boundaries are available now.

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Featured service powered by SCE

Sagitta Defense Review

A protocol continuity review
powered by SCE.

A protocol continuity review that turns SCE authority intelligence into a client-ready report. Defense Review is one output of the engine, not the engine itself.

Featured service powered by SCE
Sagitta Defense Review
Client-ready continuity report output
  • SCE authority intelligence
  • Sample report proof point
  • Shared-owner concentration across 4 mapped assets
  • Observed owner evidence separated from verified controls
  • Delivered through defense.sagitta.systems
SCE capabilities
  • Case Library
  • Threat Matrix
  • Admin Surface Scanner
  • Authority Path Mapping
  • Evidence Reports
Services
  • Defense Review service
  • More SCE-powered services to come
  • Public research proof surfaces
  • Dashboard intelligence
  • Evidence status views
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Defense Review is one service output powered by the Sagitta Continuity Engine. No keys. No wallet access. No signing rights.
Proof asset: shared-owner concentration across 4 mapped assets. View sample report.
Questions About SCE

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers for teams evaluating the Sagitta Continuity Engine and its outputs.

Is SCE a smart contract audit?

No. SCE complements audits; it does not replace them. Audits review code, implementation flaws, and exploit paths. SCE reviews continuity and control readiness: authority surfaces, admin paths, treasury controls, oracle dependencies, governance and timelock posture, keeper and liveness assumptions, emergency procedures, and evidence coverage.

Do you need access to our keys or wallets?

No. Never. SCE does not request private keys, seed phrases, custody access, signing authority, or transaction approval rights.

What does SCE ingest?

SCE ingests public incidents, CVEs, advisories, GitHub advisory records, DeFi incident patterns, public contract metadata, and operator-provided public evidence.

Is this useful before mainnet?

Yes. Pre-launch testnet reviews are one of the strongest use cases. Authority patterns, timelocks, multisigs, oracle fallbacks, treasury controls, and emergency procedures are easier to improve before mainnet deployment and before capital scales.

Which chains does SCE support?

Active now: EVM and Ethereum-compatible deployments where public contract data, explorer records, or project-submitted details are available. Coverage targets: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche C-Chain, BNB Chain, Moonbeam. Expansion targets: Solana, AO / Arweave, ICP, Cosmos, bridges, and oracle networks through future chain-specific adapters.

What outputs does SCE power?

SCE powers dashboard intelligence, threat-matrix views, evidence reports, Defense Review service reports, and lightweight public research methodology pages.

Does SCE certify that our protocol is safe?

No. SCE does not guarantee safety or certify that a protocol cannot fail. A Defense Review identifies public-surface continuity risks, missing evidence, and control gaps so teams can improve readiness and make better decisions.

Who is this for?

SCE is built for protocol teams, DAOs, DeFi systems, treasury-heavy projects, grant programs, ecosystem foundations, and infrastructure teams that need a clearer view of control failure, authority concentration, oracle risk, treasury posture, and emergency readiness.

How is this different from monitoring tools?

Monitoring tools alert teams after signals appear. SCE focuses on readiness before failure: mapping control risk, linking findings to known threat families, identifying missing controls, and preparing evidence and procedures before an incident occurs.

Can ecosystems or grant programs use SCE?

Yes. SCE supports ecosystem-wide readiness programs — authority-risk mapping, control gap identification, and evidence preparation before mainnet.

Map authority paths, threat families,
and evidence gaps.

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