What is involved in an IRAP assessment?

What is involved in an IRAP assessment?

Stage 1: An IRAP assessment involves an evaluation of the security controls in place to protect the system and the data within it. This includes assessing the security architecture, system configuration, user access controls, patch management, and other security measures. The assessment will identify any security deficiencies and provide recommendations on how to address them.

Stage 2: Once the security deficiencies have been addressed, the second stage of the assessment is to evaluate the residual compliance. This involves verifying that the security controls are in place and are effective. The assessment will also review the system’s processes and procedures to ensure that they are adequate and provide an adequate level of security. The assessment will also review the system’s logging and reporting capabilities to ensure that any security incidents can be identified and addressed.