February 18, 2025 — Virsae is proud to announce the successful completion of the Australian Infosec Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) and Australian ISM Essential Eight assessments for protection against cybersecurity threats. This compliance further demonstrates Virsae’s commitment to security, availability and confidentiality across its Virsae Service Management XCaaS analytics platform suite.
IRAP and Essential Eight compliance are standards set by the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) to mitigate cybersecurity incidents of ICT systems for the Australian government. The evaluation, carried out by an endorsed IRAP Assessor (Cybersult Pty Ltd.), scrutinized Virsae's security program for securing communications systems and data, assessing the cybersecurity posture and security risks, and enabling measures for continuous improvement.
"The IRAP and Essential Eight assessments have supported Virsae's cybersecurity maturity by fine tuning our existing program of works. We view this achievement as both enhancing our security and validating our robust cybersecurity practices," said Gareth Beaumont, Virsae Chief Information Security Officer.
“Virsae continues to invest in meeting regionalized cyber-related regulatory requirements, and we’re pleased to add the rigor of IRAP compliance to our existing TX-Ramp certification,” said Tony Jayne, Virsae Chief Executive Officer.
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Virsae’s XCaaS monitoring and analytics platform is used by organizations worldwide to optimize enterprise communications, across on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments. Delivering a whole new world of insight, Virsae Service Management (VSM) overlays big data with AI-powered analytics, automation, workflows, reporting, and notifications to keep the technology that underpins customer and employee experiences running flawlessly. With thousands of customer sites around the globe, and billions of interactions powering our insights, VSM’s data-to-action model brings new clarity to service management. Virsae
