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Enterprise Security Review

Beacon is designed for endpoint-local collection of supported agent harness activity. During normal collection, supported runtimes send telemetry to a localhost OpenTelemetry receiver or invoke the local beacon-hooks adapter. Beacon normalizes those signals into endpoint events and writes them to a local JSONL log for local review or customer-controlled forwarding. Normal hook execution has no Beacon-hosted dependency. The endpoint agent does not require a Beacon-hosted account, remote policy fetch, or external network connection to collect supported local runtime activity.

Review Package

Data flow and threat model

Follow runtime signals from local collection through normalization, storage, dashboard inspection, and optional forwarding.

Data inventory

Review runtime coverage and the event fields Beacon can write when a source provides them.

Retention and redaction

Compare metadata, redacted, and full retention with concrete JSON examples.

Endpoint operations

Review paths, permissions, daemon behavior, network behavior, forwarding boundaries, and uninstall behavior.

Security policy

Find the security contact, vulnerability disclosure guidance, and release verification policy.

Endpoint event schema

Inspect the normalized JSONL contract used for Beacon endpoint events.

Default Posture

AreaDefault behavior
CollectionLocal OpenTelemetry receivers on 127.0.0.1 or local hook adapter execution
StorageLocal runtime.jsonl on the endpoint
Hosted dependencyNone required for normal endpoint collection
ForwardingOptional and customer configured
Content retentionConfigurable as metadata, redacted, or full
RemovalEndpoint uninstall removes managed service/config files, with explicit flags to keep logs or config

Beacon architecture

See the endpoint collection, normalization, storage, and forwarding architecture.

For Security & IT Teams

Plan deployment, monitoring, retention, and forwarding workflows.