Rigare ADS (beta) has been released
We have released the beta of Rigare ADS (Rigare Autonomous Defense System). It patrols your systems from the inside every 10 minutes, finds externally visible openings, and prepares the fix right up to the point of release.
Today we released the beta of Rigare ADS (Rigare Autonomous Defense System). The product site is https://www.rigare-ads.com.
Rigare ADS is not a product that waits for an attack. It patrols the inside of your systems — entry points, WAF, identity platform, application logs, movement of sensitive data, and asset inventory — every 10 minutes, and measures where the externally visible openings are: loose settings, outdated components, expired certificates.
For each opening it finds, it writes the code that closes it, runs that code through checks, and prepares it right up to the point of deployment. By default, it stops there. A person decides whether it reaches production, and no component of ADS holds the authority to change production. Fully automatic rollout is available, but only within a scope the customer has defined and permitted.
The reason is simple: most intrusions come through openings that were visible from the outside. According to the National Police Agency of Japan, of 226 ransomware cases reported in 2025, 61 of the 92 cases with an identified route came through VPN devices. An outdated version left in place, a setting left loose — these are the kinds of openings anyone would notice if they kept watching. A monthly inspection leaves the other 29 days open. That watch is what Rigare ADS takes on.
It does not prevent every intrusion. Insider exfiltration, supply-chain compromise, and weaknesses not yet known to the world lie outside this surface. Those belong with permission design, training, and monitoring.
For details and documentation of the beta, see https://www.rigare-ads.com. Nothing touches your production environment before you adopt it.