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Dispel Community Power & Water Program Learn more -> Platform Solutions Industries Resources Support Blog Sign in Get a demo Dispel Trust Center As an integral part of the security stack, Dispel holds multiple certifications and is designed to support your cybersecurity and data privacy programs. If you're experiencing any issues, please report it to [email protected]. Certifications & Compliance The Dispel Compliance Program helps customers understand the robust controls in place at Dispel to maintain security and compliance of our platform. By tying together governance-focused, audit-friendly service features with applicable compliance or audit standards, the Dispel Compliance Program builds on traditional audit and certification methods to help customers establish and operate framework-aligned environments. View the Dispel compliance documentation Certifications Dispel is audited and certified by independent third-parties. Certifications are issued by accredited organizations and demonstrate Dispel's alignment and conformance with security, privacy, availability, and confidentiality controls. Cryptography Service Provider South African Regulations EAR Export Administration Regulations FedRAMP High Government Data Standards Pending ISO 27001 Security Management Controls SOC 2 Type 2 Security Report Attestations Dispel attestations are documented declarations of conformance with legal standards or frameworks. Attestations are issued by Dispel and supported by our certifications and internal security teams. No formal certification is available to (or distributable by) a service provider within these legal and regulatory domains. EN 301 549 Accessibility Standards G-Cloud Government Standards in the UK ITAR International Traffic in Arms Regulations PCI DSS SAQ-A Payment Card Standards VPAT / Section 508 Accessibility Standards Compliance Support Many clients have their own cybersecurity obligations, who inherit security controls implemented by Dispel for their systems. Dispel is designed around these requirements to support client compliance. BSI-CS 108 Government Standards in Germany CMMC Cybersecurity framework for the US Department of Defense NIS2 Directive Cybersecurity directive in the EU NIST 800-53 Cybersecurity framework in the US NIST 800-82 Cybersecurity framework in the US Data Privacy Dispel data privacy protections serve to safeguard personally identifiable information of users, provide transparency on how data is used, and give individuals control over Dispel's processing of data. EU GDPR Data Privacy Rules in the European Union U.S. CCPA Data Privacy Rules in California Personnel Security Dispel maintains a stringent internal security program, which includes compliance with all applicable U.S. laws for securing our workforce. Dispel participates or supports in the following programs for personnel security. E-Verify U.S. Government verification platform CFATS Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards Internal Security Details of Dispel's security practices are documented in our audit reports and security architecture. Our internal security practices are aligned with several frameworks including NIST 800-53. Organizational Security Personnel Security Access Dispel’s personnel practices apply to all employees and contractors who make up the Dispel workforce. All workers are required to understand and follow internal policies and standards. Prior to access to Dispel systems, workers agree to confidentiality agreements and consent to background investigations. The depth of a personnel security investigation depends on the kind of access the individual may have. Workers also attend regular security awareness training, including topics such as device security, avoiding phishing, data privacy, physical security, incident reporting, and workplace ethics. Upon termination of work at Dispel, all access to Dispel systems is removed immediately. Access Dispel’s personnel practices apply to all employees and contractors who make up the Dispel workforce. All workers are required to understand and follow internal policies and standards. Prior to access to Dispel systems, workers agree to confidentiality agreements and consent to background investigations. The depth of a personnel security investigation depends on the kind of access the individual may have. Workers also attend regular security awareness training, including topics such as device security, avoiding phishing, data privacy, physical security, incident reporting, and workplace ethics. Upon termination of work at Dispel, all access to Dispel systems is removed immediately. Training Dispel provides all employees with security training and briefings commensurate with their involvement with sensitive information. This training covers topics such as general security awareness, device security, insider threat awareness, reporting requirements, and data protection. Workers are encouraged as part of the culture to personally verify identities when access requests are made. Training Dispel provides all employees with security training and briefings commensurate with their involvement with sensitive information. This training covers topics such as general security awareness, device security, insider threat awareness, reporting requirements, and data protection. Workers are encouraged as part of the culture to personally verify identities when access requests are made. Foreign Ownership Interest & Control (FOIC) Cybersecurity is geopolitical. Dispel is sensitive to the risks associated with possible foreign ownership and influence. To that end, we have taken the following steps: Our core technology is developed on U.S. soil. Technology areas with lesser security requirements, such as our informational website, may be developed in both U.S. and allied territories. Dispel does not outsource software development. Our engineers are U.S. citizens or authorized for employment by the U.S. Government. Some of our systems use open source software, which we do not control. When we use open source software, we reasonably update which software is used in a publicly available list. Foreign Ownership Interest & Control (FOIC) Cybersecurity is geopolitical. Dispel is sensitive to the risks associated with possible foreign ownership and influence. To that end, we have taken the following steps: Our core technology is developed on U.S. soil. Technology areas with lesser security requirements, such as our informational website, may be developed in both U.S. and allied territories. Dispel does not outsource software development. Our engineers are U.S. citizens or authorized for employment by the U.S. Government. Some of our systems use open source software, which we do not control. When we use open source software, we reasonably update which software is used in a publicly available list. Roles Dispel has defined roles and responsibilities to distinguish which personnel have security obligations and responsibilities. At the center of our security efforts is the Dispel Security Team. These personnel are responsible for supervising and directing security measures necessary for implementing applicable requirements for sensitive information. Roles Dispel has defined roles and responsibilities to distinguish which personnel have security obligations and responsibilities. At the center of our security efforts is the Dispel Security Team. These personnel are responsible for supervising and directing security measures necessary for implementing applicable requirements for sensitive information. Workstations Access to Dispel workstations are secured by video surveillance, locks, keyed access, and intrusion detection systems as appropriate for the sensitivity of the material handled at the relevant facility. All computers used by workers are configured to comply with our standards for security. These standards require all computers to be properly configured, kept updated, and run security monitoring software. When new workers start, their computers are configured to encrypt data, have strong passwords, restrict remote access, and lock when idle. Computers run up-to-date monitoring software to report and detect potential malware and malicious activity. Workstations Access to Dispel workstations are secured by video surveillance, locks, keyed access, and intrusion detection systems as appropriate for the sensitivity of the material handled at the relevant facility. All computers used by workers are configured to comply with our standards for security. These standards require all computers to be properly configured, kept updated, and run security monitoring software. When new workers start, their computers are configured to encrypt data, have strong passwords, restrict remote access, and lock when idle. Computers run up-to-date monitoring software to report and detect potential malware and malicious activity. Policies Dispel has internal policies we maintain in order to safeguard information, and create a culture of trust and security awareness. This document is among those. Through culture and policy, our security documents help Dispel workers operate reliably and ethically. These policies are living documents, and are updated and made available to all workers to whom they apply. Policies Dispel has internal policies we maintain in order to safeguard information, and create a culture of trust and security awareness. This document is among those. Through culture and policy, our security documents help Dispel workers operate reliably and ethically. These policies are living documents, and are updated and made available to all workers to whom they apply. AUDITS, COMPLIANCE, AND INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENTS Audits When appropriate for meeting a particular standard, Dispel undergoes independent audits of our procedures and facilities. When appropriate and with approval, some customers also perform their own security audits of our technology. Our Security Team works with other companies' security and architecture teams to make sure we address questions prior to a deployment. Audits When appropriate for meeting a particular standard, Dispel undergoes independent audits of our procedures and facilities. When appropriate and with approval, some customers also perform their own security audits of our technology. Our Security Team works with other companies' security and architecture teams to make sure we address questions prior to a deployment. Penetration Testing We undergo regular independent white box penetration testing. The results of these tests can be made available under a non-disclosure agreement. Penetration Testing We undergo regular independent white box penetration testing. The results of these tests can be made available under a non-disclosure agreement. Certifications & Attestations Dispel is SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certified. We continuously monitor our systems against other security controls. Dispel does not maintain its own data centers, and instead utilizes third-party cloud providers. Those providers often do hold additional certifications beyond what Dispel has. In circumstances where clients use their cloud credentials in Dispel, we will use those credentials as directed to provision resources for the client. Certifications & Attestations Dispel is SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certified. We continuously monitor our systems against other security controls. Dispel does not maintain its own data centers, and instead utilizes third-party cloud providers. Those providers often do hold additional certifications beyond what Dispel has. In circumstances where clients use their cloud credentials in Dispel, we will use those credentials as directed to provision resources for the client. Technological Security Build Security Code Review and Handling Dispel uses version control software to store code. We try to push code to production as often as safely possible, so bugs get fixed quickly. We like to have second sets of eyes look at code. When code moves from a feature branch to staging to production, it is subject to a code review when the pull request is made to merge the branch into staging. Code Review and Handling Dispel uses version control software to store code. We try to push code to production as often as safely possible, so bugs get fixed quickly. We like to have second sets of eyes look at code. When code moves from a feature branch to staging to production, it is subject to a code review when the pull request is made to merge the branch into staging. Network Security Dispel divides its networks into separate infrastructure in order to protect more sensitive information. Systems supporting testing and development environments are distinct from production environments. Access and credentialing to production systems and databases is restricted to engineers with specific business requirements. Network access to production systems are isolated to protocols needed to support the applications. System logs are generated and stored in accordance with customer requests, for alerting and monitoring. For that reason, Dispel security and engineering teams receive notifications depending on state and status of Dispel network infrastructure. Network Security Dispel divides its networks into separate infrastructure in order to protect more sensitive information. Systems supporting testing and development environments are distinct from production environments. Access and credentialing to production systems and databases is restricted to engineers with specific business requirements. Network access to production systems are isolated to protocols needed to support the applications. System logs are generated and stored in accordance with customer requests, for alerting and monitoring. For that reason, Dispel security and engineering teams receive notifications depending on state and status of Dispel network infrastructure. Authorization Dispel employs a system of least trust when granting systems access in order to minimize the risks of a data breach and the possibility of insider threat. Dispel grants access to code repositories, billing systems, customer relationship management tools, email servers, and cloud environments based upon business requirements. Workers must request access from their manager or responsible owner when seeking to escalate privileges. When workers no longer require access, their credentials are revoked. Access audits are conducted quarterly to determine if granted accesses are still necessary. Authorization Dispel employs a system of least trust when granting systems access in order to minimize the risks of a data breach and the possibility of insider threat. Dispel grants access to code repositories, billing systems, customer relationship management tools, email servers, and cloud environments based upon business requirements. Workers must request access from their manager or responsible owner when seeking to escalate privileges. When workers no longer require access, their credentials are revoked. Access audits are conducted quarterly to determine if granted accesses are still necessary. Authentication Least Trust Dispel requires the use of approved password managers. Password managers help prevent the re-usage of passwords and reduce the chance that passwords are physically written down. They also reduce the risk of successful phishing attacks. To further minimize the risk of unauthorized access, Dispel requires multi-factor authentication on systems containing more sensitive information. Where applicable, Dispel uses private keys for authentication. Where SSH keys are used, access is restricted to individuals with business requirements necessitating knowledge of those SSH keys. When credentials are transmitted between workers, encryption methods such as public-key cryptography or out-of-band transmission are used. When credentials are encrypted using public keys for transmission, data transit is still conducted under encrypted protocols. In production environments requiring the highest level of security, single-tenant systems are provisioned without root access and will not provide access credentials to anyone. Least Trust Dispel requires the use of approved password managers. Password managers help prevent the re-usage of passwords and reduce the chance that passwords are physically written down. They also reduce the risk of successful phishing attacks. To further minimize the risk of unauthorized access, Dispel requires multi-factor authentication on systems containing more sensitive information. Where applicable, Dispel uses private keys for authentication. Where SSH keys are used, access is restricted to individuals with business requirements necessitating knowledge of those SSH keys. When credentials are transmitted between workers, encryption methods such as public-key cryptography or out-of-band transmission are used. When credentials are encrypted using public keys for transmission, data transit is still conducted under encrypted protocols. In production environments requiring the highest level of security, single-tenant systems are provisioned without root access and will not provide access credentials to anyone. Engine Surety Tamper Control and Detection Program STCDP For clients who want to restrict access to their dedicated Engines, Dispel uses the Two-Person Concept (TPC) for tamper control measures. TPC is designed to make sure that neither the client nor Dispel personnel can perform an unauthorized procedure on the Engine without the others' knowledge. Engines under the STCDP are stationed behind a jump host whose access keys are held by the client. Access keys to the Engine are held by authorized Dispel personnel. The client must open an access tunnel on the jump host for the Dispel personnel to route through to the Engine. Engine Surety Tamper Control and Detection Program STCDP For clients who want to restrict access to their dedicated Engines, Dispel uses the Two-Person Concept (TPC) for tamper control measures. TPC is designed to make sure that neither the client nor Dispel personnel can perform an unauthorized procedure on the Engine without the others' knowledge. Engines under the STCDP are stationed behind a jump host whose access keys are held by the client. Access keys to the Engine are held by authorized Dispel personnel. The client must open an access tunnel on the jump host for the Dispel personnel to route through to the Engine. Incident Response If a security incident is detected, Dispel's computer security incident response team (CSIRT), which is part of the Security Team, will respond. The CSIRT's goal is to minimize and control the damage resulting from incidents by responding and recovering, and subsequently putting in corrections to prevent similar future incidents from taking place. Incident Response If a security incident is detected, Dispel's computer security incident response team (CSIRT), which is part of the Security Team, will respond. The CSIRT's goal is to minimize and control the damage resulting from incidents by responding and recovering, and subsequently putting in corrections to prevent similar future incidents from taking place. Product Security Dispel meets multiple enterprise security requirements with an industry-leading security program. Product Security Personnel Security Data encryption in transit and in rest Dispel transmits information over the public Internet. We protect data in transit with strong encryption, reviewing and updating to employ the latest cryptographically reliable cipher suites. For example, at this time, when you are connected to your Dispel services through our client application or a hardware device, and for internal server-to-server transmissions, we use AES-256-CBC with independent 4096-bit RSA keys for the initial key exchange. Keys are typically generated by segmented compute systems designed with randomness in mind, and distinguished between clients. When you are using one of our browser-accessible applications, we employ AES-256-GCM encryption. These may be secured using SHA-256 with 2048-or 4096-bit RSA keys, depending on the security requirements of the application. This means many communications through Dispel are protected by multiple layers of encryption. We encrypt data multiple times, using different ciphers, for several reasons. As one example, by using different ciphers encrypted data is less susceptible to a zero day flaw that could affect both at the same time. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM AWWA CFATS Data encryption in transit and in rest Dispel transmits information over the public Internet. We protect data in transit with strong encryption, reviewing and updating to employ the latest cryptographically reliable cipher suites. For example, at this time, when you are connected to your Dispel services through our client application or a hardware device, and for internal server-to-server transmissions, we use AES-256-CBC with independent 4096-bit RSA keys for the initial key exchange. Keys are typically generated by segmented compute systems designed with randomness in mind, and distinguished between clients. When you are using one of our browser-accessible applications, we employ AES-256-GCM encryption. These may be secured using SHA-256 with 2048-or 4096-bit RSA keys, depending on the security requirements of the application. This means many communications through Dispel are protected by multiple layers of encryption. We encrypt data multiple times, using different ciphers, for several reasons. As one example, by using different ciphers encrypted data is less susceptible to a zero day flaw that could affect both at the same time. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM AWWA CFATS User Provisioning With enforced MFA through ToTP and hardware tokens, single sign-on, and Active Directory integration. Granular user permissions are defined on a per-Region basis according to the principles of Least Privilege. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM AWWA CFATS WATERISAC User Provisioning With enforced MFA through ToTP and hardware tokens, single sign-on, and Active Directory integration. Granular user permissions are defined on a per-Region basis according to the principles of Least Privilege. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM AWWA CFATS WATERISAC Single-Tenant Provisioning With rare, explicitly stated exceptions, Dispel production environments are single-tenant for each customer. This prevents one client from abusing the information they have about their Dispel network in order to attempt to attack another client on the same system. It also means any threat is segmented to a per-client minimum attack vector. Client data is encrypted at rest in file systems, but client machines are usually active and therefore those drives are mounted in the OS. The hardware is subject to physical safeguards. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM CFATS Single-Tenant Provisioning With rare, explicitly stated exceptions, Dispel production environments are single-tenant for each customer. This prevents one client from abusing the information they have about their Dispel network in order to attempt to attack another client on the same system. It also means any threat is segmented to a per-client minimum attack vector. Client data is encrypted at rest in file systems, but client machines are usually active and therefore those drives are mounted in the OS. The hardware is subject to physical safeguards. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM CFATS Custom Logging & Retention You choose what information to keep, and we burn the rest. All of our components speak syslog, which we can consolidate and forward to a central SOC or SIEM according to customer requirements. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM Custom Logging & Retention You choose what information to keep, and we burn the rest. All of our components speak syslog, which we can consolidate and forward to a central SOC or SIEM according to customer requirements. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM Geo-location Management Dispel can be deployed across 250+ global datacenters. You choose where you want your servers to be. Or, you choose a region, and we’ll randomize within it. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NIST CSF 1.1 AWWA Geo-location Management Dispel can be deployed across 250+ global datacenters. You choose where you want your servers to be. Or, you choose a region, and we’ll randomize within it. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NIST CSF 1.1 AWWA Moving Target Defense As we like to say, we don’t just lock the door behind you, we remove the door entirely. As your systems are always rotating through new machines, the old ones are formatted clean. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM AWWA CFATS WATERISAC Moving Target Defense As we like to say, we don’t just lock the door behind you, we remove the door entirely. As your systems are always rotating through new machines, the old ones are formatted clean. This allows you to align towards these frameworks: NERC-CIP NIST CSF 1.1 LPM AWWA CFATS WATERISAC Have complex compliance requirements? See what makes Dispel easier for control inheritence Book a demo Access Windows Create Access Window Access Windows (8) Archived On Requested on Stephen Maturin Approved 1/14/26 1/2/26 Jack Aubrey Approved 1/7/26 1/2/26 Ben Kim Approved 1/6/26 1/2/26 2798 Savannah Nguyen Approved 7/19/14 6/19/14 2798 Jacob Jones Approved 7/19/14 6/19/14 2798 Kathryn Murphy Rejected 7/19/14 6/19/14 2798 Albert Flores Approved 7/19/14 6/19/14 2798 Jane Cooper Approved 7/19/14 6/19/14 Have complex compliance requirements? 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Products Dispel Zero Trust Engine Secure Remote Access Industrial Data Streaming Dispel Identity New Dispel Intelligence New OTFusion Wicket Industrial Gateway All Features Industries Automotive Chemical Consumer Goods Cosmetics Electric Utilities New Food & Beverage Life Sciences Manufacturing OEM New Oil & Gas Water & Wastewater New Resources Resource Library ROI Calculator Purdue Model Integrations Support plans Documentation Partner Ecosystem Utility Co-op Company About Us Changelog Contact Sales Jobs Blog Legal & Compliance Security & Compliance Legal Center Privacy Acceptable Use Terms of Service © 2015 - 2026 Dispel, LLC & Dispel Global, Inc Checking... Products Dispel Zero Trust Engine Secure Remote Access Industrial Data Streaming Dispel Identity New Dispel Intelligence New OTFusion Wicket Industrial Gateway All Features Industries Automotive Chemical Consumer Goods Cosmetics Electric Utilities New Food & Beverage Life Sciences Manufacturing OEM New Oil & Gas Water & Wastewater New Resources Resource Library ROI Calculator Purdue Model Integrations Support plans Documentation Partner Ecosystem Utility Co-op Company About Us Changelog Contact Sales Jobs Blog Legal & Compliance Security & Compliance Legal Center Privacy Acceptable Use Terms of Service © 2015 - 2026 Dispel, LLC & Dispel Global, Inc Checking...