One register for every information asset
Record servers, databases, cloud services and other information assets, with their type, supplier, classification and criticality.

Track every information asset and device in one place, including all relevant security information.

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Features
Record servers, databases, cloud services and other information assets, with their type, supplier, classification and criticality.

Add assets based on your context, or from our built-in asset library. Let AI and automation keep things current based on what’s already in your workspace, so your register reflects how you actually work.

Connect each asset to its supplier, the processing activities it supports and the risks that affect it, with full traceability across your workspace.

Keep computers and mobile devices in the same register, with make, operating system and whether each one is personal or company-issued.

Staff register their devices through the Staff Portal, and they appear in your asset register automatically, with their source recorded.

Device and operating system details populate assessment questionnaires (such as Cyber Essentials) automatically, and your register is ready as the asset inventory that ISO 27001 and SOC 2 auditors ask for.

Benefits
Overlapping requirements and evidence are mapped across frameworks automatically, so you never do the same work twice.
It’s a record of the information assets your organisation relies on, such as systems, databases, cloud services and devices, with each asset’s type, supplier, classification and criticality. It shows what you need to protect and where your data lives.
Yes. ISO 27001 requires an inventory of information and other associated assets, SOC 2 auditors expect you to identify and manage the assets in scope, and the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) expects you to know what information assets you hold and how they are protected.
Anything that stores, processes or gives access to your organisation’s information. That includes hardware such as laptops, phones and servers; software and cloud services such as Google Workspace or AWS; databases and other data stores; and key information assets such as patient records or source code. For each one, record its type, supplier, classification and criticality, and link it to the processing activities and risks it relates to.
If personal laptops or phones are used to access organisational data, they need to be managed as part of your information security. Cyber Essentials, for example, includes them in scope with no small-company exemption. Staff can report their own devices through the Staff Portal in a few clicks.
Not necessarily. Many early-stage teams manage without it, because clear policies on device use, configuration and approved software, plus staff device reporting, cover the core controls. A formal MDM is worth considering as you grow.
Yes. We offer a full migration service, and Assuric’s AI can import an existing asset register, so you don’t start from scratch.
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Step-by-step guide to creating an Information Asset Register for GDPR and the NHS Digital Security Protection Toolkit (DSPT)
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