Document Control at IRAP PROTECTED Level
Document Control Trusted by Government Entities for Secure Project Information
Australian public sector entities can rely on InEight Document for the highly secure project information management solution their projects demand. The document control solution successfully completed an assessment under the Australian Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) at the PROTECTED classification level.
Customers Worldwide Trust InEight Document
Choose Document Control Aligned with Federal Security Standards
Project teams and leaders trust InEight Document to manage sensitive documents and information securely, so that projects progress with confidence. Assessed against the security framework created by the Australian Signals Directorate, InEight Document:
- Protects project data, documents, and actions against unauthorized access.
- Allows projects to get moving faster, by delivering confidence in security standards to buying teams and avoiding costly delays in approvals.
- Supports highly secure, auditable collaboration in a secure, permission-based environment.
Security-Centric Features Meet Public Sector Needs
Count on InEight Document to deliver highly secure, audit-proof control of construction project documents and information. Purpose-built for complex, highly regulated projects like those in the public sector, InEight Document has granular permissions, automated routing capabilities, and flexible configuration to support any workflow.
Independent Assessment Delivers Confidence
Assessments are conducted by independent assessors who evaluate the implementation, appropriateness, and effectiveness of a system’s security controls. InEight’s assessment was completed by Sekuro, an independent information security consulting firm that employs IRAP Assessors certified by the ASD.
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IRAP-Assessed Document Control – Frequently Asked Questions
How does IRAP deliver confidence in the security capabilities of software?
IRAP, managed by the Australian Signals Directorate, provides a framework for assessing how software providers handle sensitive government data. Assessments completed under the program ensure that the technology uses a risk-based approach and that it complies with security standards set by the Australian government.
What types of data are typically managed in document control systems that have a completed an IRAP assessment at the PROTECTED level?
Document control systems assessed at the PROTECTED level are typically used to manage sensitive project documentation such as drawings, specifications, contracts, change records, correspondence, and approvals. Solutions like InEight Document are designed to support secure access, auditability, and controlled collaboration when managing project information at the PROTECTED level.
What aspects of security are examined during an IRAP assessment?
The independent assessment looks at aspects of the solution’s security including the security culture of the provider, the governance of the solution, practices related to cloud service hosting, and the environment for administration and support.
Who completed the independent assessment of InEight Document under IRAP?
InEight’s assessment was completed by Sekuro, an independent information security consulting firm that employs IRAP Assessors certified by the ASD.
Where can I find more information about InEight Document’s IRAP assessment?
You can find general information about the ASD’s program for registering assessors. An InEight product expert can explain how InEight Document’s IRAP assessment helps protect your project data, simplify compliance, and support secure document control for federal work. Please complete the form below to contact our team about our IRAP-assessed cloud-based document control solution.
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