EdgeAudit

EdgeAudit is a web app (with optional desktop agent) for stress-testing real-world networks—IT dependencies, microservices, supply chains, and org communication graphs—using practical network theory. Users import topology from common sources (Kubernetes/service mesh, AWS tags, CMDB exports, spreadsheets). The app computes actionable risk: bridge edges, articulation points, k-core fragility, betweenness hotspots, and cascade simulations under realistic failure models (random, targeted, correlated region outages). It then produces a short remediation plan: which links to add, which services to decouple, where to add redundancy, and what monitoring to prioritize. This is not a generic graph visualizer; it’s a decision tool that turns network metrics into engineering tickets and executive-ready reports. Expect some setup friction: network data is messy, and the app must guide users through cleaning and validation to avoid garbage-in results.

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