RedFalconAuthorized Compliance Detection Model

Use Cases Real Cases

The following cases show typical RedFalcon uses within authorized scope. All scans target own assets or explicitly authorized targets; examples show process and method only, with no organization-sensitive data.

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Scenario 1 — In-House Self-Audit

Background

An SME ran an external scan on its own website using the Home/Beta edition to assess exposure before annual compliance work.

Process & Result

  • Authorization: entered organization info and confirmed the commitment, producing an Authorization Confirmation Record.
  • Recon: deep recon found several exposed chains.
  • Report: auto-generated HTML report to support hardening.

Scenario 2 — Pre-Launch Baseline

Background

A dev team ran a light external scan on its own test environment before launching a site.

Process & Result

  • Quick baseline: Local edition deep recon + knowledge base comparison, risk hints output.
  • Fixes front-loaded: report fed a security baseline review, reducing post-launch risk.

Scenario 3 — Authorized Target Testing

Background

A testing agency with written authorization used the Beta edition to fully scan authorized targets and deliver a fix-inclusive report.

Process & Result

  • Full capability: deep recon + vulnerability validation + fix engine.
  • Evidence: Authorization Confirmation Record archived with the report for audit.
Compliance note: all cases run within authorized scope. RedFalcon scans only your own assets or explicitly authorized targets; unauthorized use degrades to principle explanations with no active scanning (Cybersecurity Law Art. 12/27).