If you’re buying software for an Australian government agency, you already know the drill: before any tool touches sensitive data, it has to prove itself against the Australian Government’s security bar. Miro has now cleared that bar.
We’ve completed an assessment under the Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP), giving your team independent, third-party confirmation that our platform holds up under the same standards used to evaluate systems handling government data.
What IRAP actually checks
IRAP is run through the Australian Signals Directorate. An independent, ASD-endorsed assessor (not Miro) reviews the platform against two references: The Information Security Manual (ISM) and the Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF).
These are the same standards that federal departments, state agencies, and councils use to decide whether a system is fit to handle sensitive information. That independence is the point: It’s not us telling you Miro is secure, it’s a government-endorsed third party confirming it.
What this means for your team
- Less duplicate paperwork. If your agency already leans on IRAP as a benchmark, you don’t need to run a full custom security review from scratch. The assessment gives your team a ready-made reference point.
- Faster procurement conversations. Security sign-off is often the slowest part of buying new software. An independent assessment gives your security and legal reviewers something concrete to work from on day one.
- A stronger starting point for classified or sensitive workloads. For agencies planning to expand how they use Miro for more sensitive work, this assessment is the foundation that conversation builds on.
- Helps provide assurance that Miro’s services meet the strict requirements defined by the Australian government
Get the details
Your security team will want more than our word for it. The full IRAP attestation letter and assessment details are available now in the Miro Trust Center. You can pull it up, share it with procurement, and let’s get your team moving.
