1. A computer-implemented method, comprising: distributing, by a computer system, a configuration file to a plurality of nodes forming a point-to-point network, the plurality of nodes comprising a plurality of corresponding local datasets and a plurality of corresponding local agents, the plurality of corresponding local agents configured to analyze the plurality of corresponding local datasets based at least in part on the configuration file, the configuration file identifying data fields of a dataset to be analyzed according to a condition and an action to be performed if the condition is met, the computer system maintaining a privileged node of the plurality of nodes, the configuration file indicating that confirmations are to be protected with a public key associated with the privileged node and independently indicating whether reports are to be protected with the public key; receiving, by the computer system, a report from a node of the plurality of nodes, the report based at least in part on an analysis of the configuration file by a corresponding local agent of the node, the report indicating that analyzed data fields from a corresponding local dataset of the node meet the condition, the report comprising a summary of the analyzed data fields, the report received based at least in part on the action, the report protected using the public key in accordance with the indication in the configuration file; receiving, by the computer system, a confirmation from each of a set of nodes of the plurality of nodes, the confirmation indicating that a local dataset of the node comprises data associated with the summary, the confirmation received based at least in part on the action, individual confirmations protected using the public key in accordance with the indication in the configuration file such that non-privileged nodes of the plurality of nodes are unable to access protected content of the confirmation; comparing, by the computer system, a count of the set of nodes from which confirmations were received to a threshold; and determining, by the computer system, that the node is associated with a network-based issue based at least in part on the count being lower than the threshold.