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How is security taken into account when developing the ONEiO service?

Security is integrated into the entire lifecycle of the ONEiO service through a Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SSDLC) and a dedicated Information Security Management System (ISMS).

Key measures include:

Policies and Governance

  • Secure Software Development Policy: Governs the entire lifecycle, ensuring security is embedded from planning through deployment.
  • ISO 27001:2022 Certification: The development and operational processes are part of an ISO-certified ISMS, ensuring adherence to international security standards.
  • Peer Reviews: All code changes, including infrastructure-as-code and server image updates, undergo mandatory peer review before production deployment.

Technical Controls in Development

  • Automated Scanning: The CI/CD pipeline includes static code analysis (SAST), open-source library vulnerability scanning, and container image scans (using tools like Aikido, SonarSource, and AWS Inspector).
  • Environment Segregation: Development, staging, and production environments are strictly isolated in separate AWS accounts and VPCs to prevent cross-environment data exposure.
  • Hardened Infrastructure: ONEiO uses only hardened, AWS-optimized server images and follows AWS security best practices.

Deployment and Testing

  • Secure CI/CD Pipeline: Software is automatically tested and deployed to staging for end-to-end testing before reaching production.
  • Penetration Testing: Independent third parties conduct annual web application security audits and penetration tests based on OWASP and OSSTMM standards.
  • Vulnerability Management: A formal process addresses the identification, evaluation, and treatment of vulnerabilities across all environments.

Data Protection by Design

  • Encryption: Integration data is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.2/1.3).
  • Least Privilege: Access to development and production systems is restricted based on role-based access and the "need-to-know" principle.

More comprehensive information can be found on ONEiO SaaS Security.


 

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