Does xFalcon copy or move my warehouse data?
No. xFalcon queries your warehouse where it lives. Iseyon holds no replica of your warehouse. The platform stores schema metadata, definitions, memories, query history and audit events. Files you upload are also stored.
What a deployment takes→
Can xFalcon write to my warehouse?
No. Queries are read-only, and write commands are blocked before reaching your database. Actions in other systems go through tools you connect, with approval controls.
What it is allowed to do→
Which data warehouses does xFalcon connect to?
Read-only connections to Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, Redshift, Postgres, SQL Server and Oracle, plus CSV and Excel upload at gigabyte scale. No data movement.
Investigate, on your own data→
Where does xFalcon run?
Choose Iseyon-managed hosting on AWS or a signed installer in your own cloud or datacentre. Self-hosting supports offline, air-gapped environments. We agree on hosting during the initial setup review.
The two hosting models→Security and trust→
Is xFalcon SOC 2 certified?
Not today. SOC 2 Type II controls are in place and generating evidence, but no report has been issued yet. Row-level security protects xFalcon's own database. See the security page for details on encryption, access and logging.
What a security reviewer will ask→