Accreditation Certificates

The Asite Group is on a journey to security and data privacy by design and by default. We strive to adopt, comply with and certify our systems and company to the most demanding and reliable frameworks when it comes to Information Security and Data Privacy.


Certificates
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ISO 27001:2022

All business units and locations - USA, UK. UAE, KSA, India, China (Hong-Kong), Australia.

Cyber Essentials-1

UK Cyber Essentials
UK Cyber Essentials Plus

DISP

Australia MoD DISP

MOD

UK MoD Secure by Design

Previously (UK MoD DART/RMADS) certified for up to UK MoD OFFICIAL SENSITIVE documents

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BSI - BIM Design and Construction

Asite Group uses other frameworks and compliance requirements without being certified
OWASP

OWASP

for threat modelling and security standard for software

NIST

NIST SP 800-53

FIPS

 FIPS 140-2 Rev 3

Partners
Asite uses only Cloud providers that are compliant and certified with the following standards:
International
CSA ISO ISO 270001
Americas
AWS GovCloud PCI DSS HITRUST FedRamp Canadian Centre
EMEA
HM Government C5 DESC NCA
Apac
Irap NISC ISMS
We can provide the following audit reports
SOC 2 TYPE 2 SOC1 AICPA
Tech Partners

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Why is Asite the preferred Common Data Environment?
Security and Data Privacy by Design and by Default

Blogs

25 Years of Asite: Building the Future of Construction Collaboration

25 years ago, Asite was founded on a simple belief: construction projects work better when everyone works from the same information. That belief remains as relevant today as it was in 2001. Over...
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Blogs

The Future of the Common Data Environment: Why Construction Needs a Data-Centric Approach

For more than twenty years, Common Data Environments (CDEs) have been central to digital construction. They brought structure to a world dominated by drawings, specifications, contracts, and...
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Blogs

Digital Construction Week 2026: We Have the Data. Now What?

The conversation around digital construction is changing. For the past decade, the industry has focused on capturing more information, deploying more technology, and digitizing more processes. ...
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