Become a Beacon Framework Auditor.
Find every AI. Sign what matters. Hand the auditor a bundle. This lab is for security, platform, architects, governance, legal, audit, privacy, and policy leaders. In two levels — short and long — it turns Beacon from an idea into a hands-on, auditor-ready exercise that works for technical teams and policy teams using the same evidence model.
- What you'll doLaunch Beacon, discover AI, inspect a signed receipt, verify a bundle, map a real failure to controls.
- How longLevel 100 is 30 minutes. Level 200 is ~90 minutes. Resume any time.
- What you'll leave withA signed audit checklist, a verified evidence bundle, and one real-world failure mapped to missing governance evidence.
- How verifiedEvery page you build is itself recorded in a cryptographically signed audit log — verify it on the How I Built This page.
Start where you are.
New to Beacon? Start with Level 100 — the same 30-minute flow used in workshops worldwide. Already comfortable with signed receipts and want to ship Beacon yourself? Level 200 takes you through the Suitcase Lab, the 9 lab variants, Policy-as-Code emission, the receipt API, and the full 100-failure deep-dive.
The five-step Studio.
Launch Beacon, walk the five-step Studio (network → discover → pick what matters → pick guardrails → here's your audit), sign a real receipt in your browser, verify it, and map five curated AI failures to the framework controls that would have caught them.
Ship Beacon yourself.
Spin up the Suitcase Lab in 60 seconds with Docker Compose. Walk the nine 20-minute lab variants (first receipt, browser discovery, DNS tail, framework scoring, failure replay, MCP attest, bundle for auditor, offline USB, hosted MCP). Emit Policy-as-Code. Drill into the 100-failure dataset with framework cross-links.
By the end you'll be able to —
- Launch Beacon in browser or local workshop mode.
- Identify what Beacon discovered and what belongs in scope.
- Explain what a signed receipt proves — and what it doesn't.
- Export and verify an auditor bundle without Beacon itself.
- Map one real-world AI failure to controls, frameworks, and missing evidence.
Source material — 30-slide source deck adapted from LAB.md, the Beacon home page, and the 100-case dataset.