Architected to the Information Security Manual
The Australian Government Information Security Manual is the standard we design against. Not aspirationally, not partially. Our architecture decisions, access controls, data handling, and operational processes are aligned to ISM controls from the first line of infrastructure code.
We have direct experience building systems that operate at PROTECTED classification level. This means we understand the real-world implications of ISM alignment: the network segmentation, the encryption requirements, the access control models, the logging and audit requirements, and the operational constraints that come with handling classified data.
- ISM control alignment mapped at the architecture level
- PROTECTED classification workload environments
- Encryption at rest and in transit to ISM standards
- Identity and access management with least privilege enforcement
- Security event logging and audit trail requirements
- Incident response procedures aligned to ACSC guidance