Know what
breaks before
it breaks you.

Survival infrastructure for protocols when normal assumptions fail. SCE maps authority surfaces, incident exposure, critical roles, and continuity gaps before a threat-matrix event becomes a public failure.

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Zero-custody. Public metadata only. No keys. No signing authority.
LIVE CRITICAL INCIDENTS
HoneySwap.Fi rugpull — $3.3M lost•NeedForSpeed Finance rugpull — $82K lost•BitBot rugpull — $805K lost•Cake Lock rugpull — $31K lost•Merlin Chain exploit — $1.8M lost•Swaprum rugpull — $3M lost•Fintoch rugpull — $31.6M lost•HoneySwap.Fi rugpull — $3.3M lost•NeedForSpeed Finance rugpull — $82K lost•BitBot rugpull — $805K lost•Cake Lock rugpull — $31K lost•Merlin Chain exploit — $1.8M lost•Swaprum rugpull — $3M lost•Fintoch rugpull — $31.6M lost•
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.
How SCE Works

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

1
Monitor incidents
Continuously ingest SCE, Web, GitHub, advisories, and DeFi/REST feeds.
2
Map protocol surface
Project public contracts, addresses, roles, and authority metadata.
3
Detect authority risks
Determine admin-surface risks across EOAs, contracts, and policy.
4
Match threat families
Project findings are mapped to global threat families and tactics.
5
Recommend controls
Controls recommended are generated from findings and doctrine.
6
Track evidence
Capture, normalize, and link evidence across findings and reviews.
7
Deliver defense review
Send a SCE-structured report with verification status and next actions.
SCE does not monitor systems for comfort.
It maps what must survive when conditions break.
First Service Door

SCE Defense Review

A protocol survival review
before the emergency.

Built on the Sagitta Continuity Engine, the Defense Review maps your public protocol surface against authority-risk patterns, global incident families, continuity doctrine, and evidence gaps.

Starter Defense Review
$3,000
Up to 5 public contracts or assets
  • Public asset mapping
  • Authority-risk findings
  • Relevant threat-family mapping
  • Recommended controls
  • Evidence and verification tracking
  • Client-ready report
What You Provide
  • Project name
  • Chain / network
  • Explorer links
  • Docs / repo
  • Optional admin evidence
What You Receive
  • Mapped assets
  • Authority findings
  • Controls
  • Verification status
  • Next actions
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Manual service. Powered internally by Sagitta Continuity Engine (SCE). Zero-custody. Public-surface only.

Do not wait for your incident
to reveal your control gaps.

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